Sentence examples for slight imprecision from inspiring English sources

x will be 18, and y will be 8! Always be precise when using this method: a slight imprecision could get you the wrong answer!

The strings handled their quicksilver figurations deftly, with only slight imprecisions, and the brasses showed a fine swagger.

We calculate a guessing probability for the ROA localisation data, as this already takes into account any slight imprecisions in the localisation responses, giving the most accurate view of localisation information at a summary level.

The slightest imprecision in his portrayal of Connor — too much overt menace, or too little — would have thrown the film off balance.

Gucci Mane showed a generation how to emphasize intonation over enunciation, and how to deploy slight rhythmic imprecision to buck the stiff authority of the beat.

Between those poles, the writing is serviceable but often plagued by imprecision or a slight, stuttering redundancy (as when one character reflects that dating a right-winger "would have seemed a breach of ethics, a moral flaw").

But, according to some sources, she's also one of the forces responsible for bringing letterpress printing to the mainstream and popularizing its pleasing imprecision, its rough edges and slight off-register nuances, which had previously been the domain of the indie design and craft community.

Here is where the unscientific-ness and imprecision of this little exercise rears its head again.

Furthermore, we used creatinine clearance rate and sodium reabsorption as measures of renal function, but we admit that these methods can lead to imprecision due to back leak phenomena and slight tubular creatinine secretion.

Was Clapper caught in an "imprecision"?

The downside of familiarity is imprecision.