Part of the pleasure of the translations being undertaken serially, rather than in parallel, comes from watching a little distortion or imprecision being compounded, or amplified, as the series progresses.
A launch vehicle and spacecraft destined to go to the moon is much more complex and operates at the edge of the envelope where there is little tolerance for imprecision and error.
In brief, attributing a perceived apparent age of 26 years to a 22 year old young woman is probably high imprecision, with little meaning or consequence.
Here is where the unscientific-ness and imprecision of this little exercise rears its head again.
The category of moderate hypoglycaemia, self-treated episodes involving significant disruption to lifestyle, is now little used because of its imprecision and subjective nature.
We further use computer simulations to show that limited imprecision of adaptation has little effect on the rate of chemotactic drift of a bacterial population in gradients, but hinders precise accumulation at the peak of the gradient.
Currently, a little research is underway on modeling the imprecision and uncertainty in conceptual data modeling and the conceptual design of fuzzy databases.
This probabilistic nature of particles means there will always be imprecision in any quantum measurement, no matter how little that measurement disturbs the system it is measuring.
Exposure imprecision normally leads to radiographs that are dark, light or show little contrast, which are easily improved and enhanced using digital techniques.
The slightest imprecision in his portrayal of Connor — too much overt menace, or too little — would have thrown the film off balance.
