Sentence examples for such imprecision from inspiring English sources

Her critics cringe at such imprecision.

Such imprecision became problematic when quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of relativity ruptured twentieth-century physics.

Such imprecision becomes insignificant, however, if sample injection is not instantaneous.

(Such imprecision about probabilities is also called "vagueness").

Such imprecision can often include conflicting information or paracomplete data.

However, there is no efficient method that can directly deal with the categorical variables and tolerate such imprecision and uncertainty without taking the classical intervals and numeric value approaches.

However, such imprecisions can be considered to occur across all carers and patients and thus may be considered random noise.

Assuming now that some fluxes in v have been measured (denoted as v m ), while the rest remain unknown (denoted as v u ), equation (13) can be rearranged as follows: (14) As measurements are imprecise in practice, such measurement imprecision can be incorporated as constraints: (15) where e m represents measurements errors and represents the actually measured flux value.

He should remember that such, ahem, imprecision can fatally undermine an already difficult turnaround.

His point was that, especially at such moments, imprecision and easy idiom in public language carry political stakes.

At one moment, in Las Vegas, Theo is almost drowned in a pool by a thuggish friend, Boris, who is drunk and larking around — a serious event, but surely not one that merits such flailing imprecision on the writer's part: I thrashed and twisted, as glubs of panicked breath floated before my eyes: underwater bells, darkness.