Sentence examples for unspecific language from inspiring English sources
Interpreting unspecific language in the Clean Water Act, both courts held that developers did not need to obtain a federal permit to excavate, drain or ditch a wetland as long as they did not dump soil on the property in question.
Several instances of this unspecific language in reference to equipment can be found in documents concerning Auschwitz concentration camp.
Over and above such unspecific or phonologically-related language-action linkage, semantic somatotopy shows that motor system activations are modulated by the semantic word type under investigation, as demonstrated by our comparison with the filler word group (animals) and by the differential activations revealed by our ROI analysis.
Early on it was found that natural language by itself is too vague and unspecific to accurately capture the function of genes [ 1], as it is difficult to perform searches and establish relationships with natural language annotations.
A regular user of a semantic search system frequently posses no knowledge about the SPARQL language nor about the ontology of a given knowledge base, especially when it provides domain-unspecific data obtained from heterogeneous sources.
Furthermore, the symptom severity in ASD is variable, as are socio-communicative, speech-language and intellectual skills, and children with ASD might present with striking co-existing problems unspecific to ASD (e.g., irritability, hyperactivity, sleep and feeding problems) or may appear typically developing to the non-experienced or untrained observer.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
But it's so frustratingly unspecific.
Researching further I discovered that intelligence is unspecific.
The 'we' used by Brexiteers is menacingly unspecific.
