Sentence examples for rather inexact from inspiring English sources

Other risk measures are also available, but there is currently no consensus on which is the best one, which makes quantitative risk management a rather inexact science.

This looks great, although since it's a rather inexact way to gauge how the fight is going, I eventually turned on the optional health display gauge.

so as you think a thought, you are also attracting like thoughts to you". Despite the rather inexact science -- when it comes to magnets, it's opposites that attract -- Byrne asserts that this secret is a natural law as "precise" as gravity.

When you think of all those, violence is actually a rather crude and inexact way of extracting joy from an environment.

We should be free to do this in a meaningful way, rather than in broad, inexact ranges.

The proposed method involves only one projection rather than two as in the existing extragradient method and the inexact subgradient method for an equilibrium problem.

Developed in the 1960s, fuzzy logic can take inexact inputs and produce accurate predictions, based on sets of rules rather than mathematical equations.

The method is thus inexact because we do not solve the discrete nonlinear problems exactly, but rather perform one iteration of a fixed point method (Kačanov), using the approximation of the previous mesh as an initial guess.

The error associated with inexact recall has not been established [12], but there is no reason to suppose that it results in over- rather than underestimation.

The calculations are inexact.

"Sure, science is inexact.