Sentence examples for without any precision from inspiring English sources

Usually, the list of tools used in a maintenance program is simply located in the introduction of manuals, without any precision as regards to their characteristics, except for a short description of the manufacturer and tasks in which they are employed.

Hasman et al. (2009) [ 14] detected at least one respiratory virus in 68% patients in a study conducted in USA, without any precision about the ages of the 154 adults.

It's impossible to say with any precision, at least without more details about the dollar amounts involved.

Consequently, one bit is saved without any data and precision loss.

We present, for the first time, a technology so robust that it can be implemented in other laboratories without any compromise in precision.

These results showed that the assay plates, once processed for DAPI staining, can be kept for up to 48 hours at room temperature ready for imaging without any effect on precision or activity (only 24 hours shown).

However, only one systematic review mentions this aspect (Birks & Harvey 2003), reporting that caregiver stress was assessed in one study, but the results were reported without any measure of precision.

The disorientation we would feel in trying to describe the person's feeling with subtlety and precision without any possibility of imitating his precise expressive utterance—"the way he said it" – shows how very far the dualistic or subtractive conceptual template is from our human experience, our natural history.

Reversible encoding schemes do not perform any quantization of coefficients; without quantization, and without loss of precision in intermediate steps (including decorrelation and colour space transformation), all values are encoded without loss.

The alternative is a spartan architectural setting in which consoles, cornices and arches are detailed with faultless precision, without any attempt at creating an atmospheric effect.

This reduction is done by eliminating a number of circuit elements without any loss in the precision of the square root or the remainder.