Sentence examples for technically imprecise from inspiring English sources

Consider the technically imprecise but nonetheless informative metaphor of a switch as a double well potential.

As shown in Fig. 6, the unbalance factor does not depend on the selected value of ρ significantly, so its imprecise value doesn't result in technically wrong results.

The notion of dictators as "criminals" is imprecise because, while their behavior might be considered criminal in the public court of opinion, they are technically "above the law" or, in another sense, they are synonymous with the law, since a dictator's will and the law of the land are, for all practical purposes, one and the same.

It's imprecise.

The likeness is imprecise.

Imprecise results or interpretation.

That is too imprecise.

The numbers are imprecise.

(The records are imprecise).

You become imprecise.

But how imprecise?