Definition of imprecision in English:

imprecision

noun ɪmprɪˈsɪʒ(ə)n

mass noun

Lack of exactness or accuracy.
all scientific measurements come with some degree of imprecision
Example sentencesExamples
- The rhythmic imprecision of the triplet in the melody of the synthesizer only adds an extra element of uncertainty to the passage.
- The digital speedometer does not always reflect actual spped, and the same imprecision applies to the bar-type fuel gauge.
- Are these examples clear, or is there a degree of imprecision in the case law?
- The whole exercise of assessing damages is shot through with imprecision.
- The author's other problem is an affected imprecision of language.
- One of the problems with artificial intelligence was that it relied on what is known as predicate logic, which is very intolerant of imprecision.
- Life scientists have more money, less oversight, and much more tolerance for imprecision than physicists.
- The real inadequacy of his account lay not in his descriptive approach but in the imprecision of his description.
- Does the imprecision of language get in the way of understanding?
- During installation, imprecision can lead to interference with other objects.

Rhymes

circumcision, collision, concision, decision, derision, division, elision, envision, excision, incision, misprision, precisian, precision, provision, scission, vision

Definition of imprecision in US English:

imprecision

nounˈˌimprəˈsiZHən

Lack of exactness or accuracy.
all scientific measurements come with some degree of imprecision
Example sentencesExamples
- Are these examples clear, or is there a degree of imprecision in the case law?
- The whole exercise of assessing damages is shot through with imprecision.
- The author's other problem is an affected imprecision of language.
- The rhythmic imprecision of the triplet in the melody of the synthesizer only adds an extra element of uncertainty to the passage.
- During installation, imprecision can lead to interference with other objects.
- Does the imprecision of language get in the way of understanding?
- The real inadequacy of his account lay not in his descriptive approach but in the imprecision of his description.
- Life scientists have more money, less oversight, and much more tolerance for imprecision than physicists.
- One of the problems with artificial intelligence was that it relied on what is known as predicate logic, which is very intolerant of imprecision.
- The digital speedometer does not always reflect actual spped, and the same imprecision applies to the bar-type fuel gauge.

单词	imprecision
释义	Definition of imprecision in English: imprecision noun ɪmprɪˈsɪʒ(ə)n mass noun Lack of exactness or accuracy. all scientific measurements come with some degree of imprecision Example sentencesExamples The rhythmic imprecision of the triplet in the melody of the synthesizer only adds an extra element of uncertainty to the passage. The digital speedometer does not always reflect actual spped, and the same imprecision applies to the bar-type fuel gauge. Are these examples clear, or is there a degree of imprecision in the case law? The whole exercise of assessing damages is shot through with imprecision. The author's other problem is an affected imprecision of language. One of the problems with artificial intelligence was that it relied on what is known as predicate logic, which is very intolerant of imprecision. Life scientists have more money, less oversight, and much more tolerance for imprecision than physicists. The real inadequacy of his account lay not in his descriptive approach but in the imprecision of his description. Does the imprecision of language get in the way of understanding? During installation, imprecision can lead to interference with other objects. Rhymes circumcision, collision, concision, decision, derision, division, elision, envision, excision, incision, misprision, precisian, precision, provision, scission, vision Definition of imprecision in US English: imprecision nounˈˌimprəˈsiZHən Lack of exactness or accuracy. all scientific measurements come with some degree of imprecision Example sentencesExamples Are these examples clear, or is there a degree of imprecision in the case law? The whole exercise of assessing damages is shot through with imprecision. The author's other problem is an affected imprecision of language. The rhythmic imprecision of the triplet in the melody of the synthesizer only adds an extra element of uncertainty to the passage. During installation, imprecision can lead to interference with other objects. Does the imprecision of language get in the way of understanding? The real inadequacy of his account lay not in his descriptive approach but in the imprecision of his description. Life scientists have more money, less oversight, and much more tolerance for imprecision than physicists. One of the problems with artificial intelligence was that it relied on what is known as predicate logic, which is very intolerant of imprecision. The digital speedometer does not always reflect actual spped, and the same imprecision applies to the bar-type fuel gauge.
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