The real inadequacy of his account lay not in his descriptive approach but in the imprecision of his description. |
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Life scientists have more money, less oversight, and much more tolerance for imprecision than physicists. |
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Its only commitments, expressed with imprecision, were to statutory recognition, a minimum wage and adhesion to the EU Social Chapter. |
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One of the problems with artificial intelligence was that it relied on what is known as predicate logic, which is very intolerant of imprecision. |
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Are these examples clear, or is there a degree of imprecision in the case law? |
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There was a good deal of rhetoric, circumlocution and imprecision in language. |
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The problem with Lichtman's system, however, is that it's traded statistical invalidity for subjective imprecision. |
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The digital speedometer does not always reflect actual spped, and the same imprecision applies to the bar-type fuel gauge. |
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The variability of the margin of appreciation has sometimes provoked strong reactions from judges frustrated by its imprecision. |
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Perhaps this has to do with the imprecision of live recording, but it almost sounds like a bootleg recording. |
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I have not found firm rulings on these matters, and the imprecision is, I think, deliberate. |
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The rhythmic imprecision of the triplet in the melody of the synthesizer only adds an extra element of uncertainty to the passage. |
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Two chief factors are those of narrowness of focus and imprecision of terminology. |
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Hovering between day and night, light and dark, life and death, twilight is glorious in its very imprecision. |
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During installation, imprecision can lead to interference with other objects. |
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On the other hand, disorder and imprecision lead to confusion and ambiguity. |
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Even so, some imprecision creeps in and the final numbers are slightly off from the beginning ones. |
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He should remember that such, ahem, imprecision can fatally undermine an already difficult turnaround. |
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Low values may be obtained due to technical difficulties in obtaining a capillary sample, or measurement imprecision, rather than actual anemia. |
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Summary of catch data sources, their coverage and statistical properties including qualitative estimates of bias and imprecision. |
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A certain degree of imprecision may be preferable to an increased workload for already burdened staff. |
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The measure of precision usually is expressed in terms of imprecision and computed as standard deviation of the test result. |
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The imprecision associated with the above estimates should be reiterated here. |
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It should be noted that a certain degree of imprecision is associated with the results of any statistical sample. |
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Data scarcity, imprecision and lack of systematic categorization are other limitations of this indicator. |
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Morpho disclaims all liability for any imprecision, inaccuracy or omission relating to information on its website. |
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I tried in vain to remove the worst of the imprecision by means of three unambiguous amendments. |
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Research directives should be as specific as possible, and in the event of ambiguity or imprecision, should be interpreted narrowly. |
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The whole exercise of assessing damages is shot through with imprecision. |
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The author's other problem is an affected imprecision of language. |
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Does the imprecision of language get in the way of understanding? |
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In this regard, two aspects will be addressed: firstly, the uncertainties and imprecision involved, which can enable the various players to manipulate the decision-making process, and, secondly, imperfect use of the method. |
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Ordinary experience is a riot of imprecision, of impressions enmeshed in pre-conceptions, clich6s, profanities, and impercipience. |
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The principal is liable for any damage arising from any omission or any imprecision in instructions or from the failure to consign the things or any irregularity in the documents. |
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The imprecision in defining the powers of the viceroy and those of the provincial governors allowed the Crown to control their officials. |
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The imprecision of the definition is glaring. |
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Consequently, there has been considerable imprecision in locating the Umbrian Apennines, and therefore the highest peak in them. |
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The U. S. analytical assessment does contain however some imprecision in the parameters evaluated as well as the presence of a retrospective pattern. |
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However, the text falls short in its imprecision and does not prevent the violence returning if the formation of a national union government fails. |
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If the invoice does not contain any technical errors but an imprecision which prevents it from being processed, a message appears on the screen asking you whether you are sure you want to import the file. |
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The scheme was never analysed on a basis of facts comparable with those established during the present investigation, in particular in view of the imprecision of the SION for the product concerned. |
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Uncertainty or imprecision of equilibrium issues is, as you rightly note, an important aspect of calculating an equilibrium exchange rate and this is something that the BEER technique can incorporate. |
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It is a genuine linguistic affliction that causes confusion and imbues our everyday speech with a clumsiness and imprecision that can be maddening. |
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The imprecision of a digital field model, for instance, will be ramified in the measurement of the efficiency of certain local protections, e.g. temporary protective embankments. |
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Also, several different names are used for such uncertainties: inaccuracy, spread, imprecision, indefiniteness, indeterminateness, indeterminacy, latitude, etc. |
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Its aim is to exploit the tolerance for imprecision, uncertainty, approximate reasoning, and partial truth in order to achieve tractability, robustness, low cost solution and close resemblance with human like decision making. |
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In times of crisis, there is less room for careless imprecision. |
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This imprecision is not just a legal, but also a political problem, because it can suddenly be put to a different use depending on the prevailing mood or on political developments. |
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I think one source of confusion in our discussions on the united front has been terminological imprecision resulting in a lack of mutual understanding. |
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There is also imprecision in nearly all tax code systems that determine a person's profession, since many creative people operate simultaneously in multiple roles and jobs. |
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