Sentence examples for lacking in precision from inspiring English sources

Lacking in precision, wind pollination is a wasteful process.

That earlier map, the one that many found to be aesthetically pleasing, was somewhat lacking in precision.

Strabo found fault with the map designing of the Greek scholar Eratosthenes, who lived from c. 276 to c. 194 bce; Eratosthenes had combined astronomical data with coast and road measurements, but Strabo found his work lacking in precision.

The home side's performance was so lacking in precision or passion that a 2-0 scoreline would hardly have flattered the upwardly mobile Hammers.

The MTM method had more of a peak in the 20-25 h period, but still lacking in precision.

However, these methods can be lacking in precision, sensitivity, and quantitative accuracy, and in some, their utility has not been verified by matrix testing or application to infection samples.

The orchestra, under Jeffrey Kresky, made up for in spirit what it sometimes lacked in precision.

The rankings make up in visibility what they lack in precision.

Whatever she lacks in precision, she appears to make up for in spirit.

Under Mr. Rothman the mostly young musicians made up in eagerness what they sometimes lacked in precision.

It was all over but the shouting -- the crowd hailed a final that made up in drama what it lacked in precision -- and the crying.