One problem is the term "climate denial," which is imprecise and not helpful.
Worst of all, these S.L.R.'s can't change focus while you're recording video (unless you turn the focus ring manually, which is imprecise and awkward).
There are an estimated 255 business in Willets Point and about 90percentt of them are thought to operate from rented space, according to city figures, which are imprecise because of the patchwork nature of the neighborhood.
Looking and listening for behavioral cues like facial expressions, body language or other mannerisms that may indicate a security risk are simply common sense and a far cry from profiling, which is imprecise and ineffective.
The major problem of a management algorithm lies in the definition of haemodynamic instability, which is imprecise and variable.
The second is WiFi and using smartphone signals, which is imprecise and unable to see the actual path a user takes through the store.
Generally, the underlying data are assumed to be precise numbers, but in general it is much more realistic to consider fuzzy values, which are imprecise numbers.
Computing with words is fundamentally different from the traditional expert systems which are simply tools to realize an intelligent system, but are not able to process natural language which is imprecise, uncertain, and partially true.
This study considers fuzzy EOQ model to allow for: (1) selling price dependent demand rate which is imprecise in nature, (2) a profit maximization objective and (3) an imprecise holding cost, ordering cost, purchasing cost, interest earned and interest charged rate.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article referred to George Zimmerman's father, Robert, as a "magistrate judge," which is imprecise.
