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He said it was vital that information published should be accurate, rather than prompt but imprecise.

The information conveyed by such a model has a tendency to be incomplete, informal, imprecise and, sometimes, inconsistent.

The point is, Apple's current reception issues demonstrate just how imprecise the five bar system for signal strength can be.

and the ordinary-language uses of the term, though they may be permissible, represent "loose" or "imprecise" extensions of that sense.

Today we did not play that badly, we were a bit imprecise, and couldn't find a way to unblock the result ourselves, so Roma did.

In earlier versions, it was pretty hard to quickly get to a particular spot in an audio file, as the controls were rather imprecise.

Any function, expression, or user-defined function is considered imprecise if it contains any float or real expressions.

As an optional, a protection can be attached underneath with velcro straps to shield against abrasions during imprecise landings.

Such a figure is inevitably imprecise, but it squares with China's strong growth rate before the big economic opening of the 1990s.

In the case of an imprecise computation, the column should be persisted first, and then you can create the index.

It is recognized that human assessment of qualitative attributes is always subjective and imprecise.

The apparatus shuns "overfitting" the pattern on specific data and leans to the fuzzy fit of a somewhat imprecise generalization.

A person has to use imprecise natural language skills to make sense of the annotations, rather than some strict and unambiguous definition.

Failure in recognition of these figures of speech often leads to imprecise understanding, and to mistakes in the translated version.

At many institutions, the derivation of exposure limits has tended to be an imprecise and inexact science.

No other imprecise expressions can be part of the key column of an indexed view .

Jay Rubin, in Making Sense of Japanese, broaches the stereotype that Japanese is more imprecise and mysterious than English.

The efficient language will have terms which are precise in two dimensions even though this may make them imprecise in any one dimension.

And also like those mouthpieces for the divine, their predictions can be infuriatingly imprecise.

Yet mass spectrometry, electronic noses and the other ways of detecting these compounds tend to be too slow or too imprecise.

Fuzzy logic: A mathematical technique FOR dealing with imprecise data and problems that have many solutions rather than one.

Speed matching imprecise makes the business card printing and membership card making quality declines, may cause material damage.

Over time, managers came to find the experience curve too imprecise to help them much with specific business plans.

The pledge also came with an intriguing, if still imprecise, demand for reform at the Global Fund.

Traditional studies to determine how people move around cities are labour-intensive and imprecise.

Very broadly, economically successful nations are better for the young than poor ones, but the correlation is imprecise.

Rough ontology is a basic tool to handle imprecise information, its form is a tree structured by the rough concept and the rough relation.

But cloud seeding is generally considered far too imprecise a technique to guarantee the results seen today, which begs several questions.

An approach is needed that enables development teams to operate adaptively within a complex environment using imprecise processes.

Therefore, the problem to address imprecise information during discrete event system simulation is worth studying.

Even the imprecise studies now available suggest TV's far-reaching impact, be it harmful or (occasionally) wholesome.

Ignoring this autoregressive dynamics will lead to an imprecise model representation and result in unsatisfactory control results.

In general, supplier selection problems adhere to uncertain and imprecise data, and fuzzy-set theory is adequate to deal with them.

As a biometric, keystroke dynamics are relatively imprecise.

FLOAT can cause problems if the consolidated and remote databases don't allow the exact same ( imprecise ) values .

imprecise astronomical observations; the terms he used were imprecise and emotional.

Fuzzy logic is a mathematical method handling imprecise or subjective information.

"All of us, I suspect, know . . . how imprecise we sometimes are about writing exactly the right name on our cheques, " said one.

There may be quibbles about measuring sticks and low per capita GDP, so timing is imprecise.

More often than not, modeling concepts were explained using imprecise and natural language.

In most cases, the sensor readings are imprecise and unreliable due to the noises.

The terminology of financial markets can be imprecise.

This is derived from the imprecise translation of the Latin term pollice verso (with a turned thumb) as "with the thumb turned down" .

There's a generalization out there that Japanese is somehow imprecise or vague compared to English.

However, his logic is imprecise, incautious, and inattentive.

The old standard weight had to be replaced because it was imprecise.

For a start, talk of "eastern Europe" is imprecise.

Imprecise serialization of floating-point values has a similar problem.

There have thus been several proposals for extending relational database systems in order to represent as well as query such imprecise data.

The precise cause, mechanisms of pain, and natural history are imprecise.

Indicates whether the function involves imprecise computations, such as floating point operations.

These sentences are examples of how to give imprecise information or how to be vague.

Kissinger ends his book with a policy recommendation that is disappointingly brief and imprecise.

The integration is necessarily imprecise.

Setting the zoom level to a value that is not a multiple of 100% results in imprecise editing and redraw glitches.

Unspun questions the imprecise reporting of Indonesian newspapers about the financial crisis.

Absrtact: Rough set theory is a new mathematical tool to research imprecise and uncertain knowledge.

The most imprecise is what is commonly known as "fortunetelling, " and this is what Trelawney teaches at Hogwarts.

Now they could begin with imperfect materials, imprecise processes.

In the process of merging the data some information is lost, leading to an imprecise analysis.

Indicates whether the object contains an imprecise computation, such as floating point operations.

The new weight vector can provide well output SINR when the steering vector of SOI is imprecise.

At the end of the day, economists acknowledge that inflation forecasting in China is imprecise.

It's an impersonal, imprecise, inexact approach.

You should become critical thinkers, ones able to insightfully question an imprecise field such as organic optoelectronics.

The statement and deduction in the first paragraph are imprecise.

A zone constituting an imprecise boundary.

The methods of grey relational grade analysis, fuzzy analysis used in the past had many shortcomings such as imprecise classification.

However the categories that people use in everyday conversation such as white race or aryan race, are mostly imprecise and unscientific.

My ideas about it were imprecise.

Thread scheduling in the JLS is imprecise and provides only 10 priority values.

The terms he used were imprecise and emotional.

THE cubit is not merely an obsolete unit; it is also an imprecise one.

The answers are imprecise and shift over time.

Function is precise or imprecise.

You can use imprecise commands and operands and matching 32-bit registers RA and RB.

GPS is accurate to within about 15 feet (five metres); fine for navigating a car but too imprecise for pedestrians.

Imprecise functions contain operations such as floating point operations.

DOUBLE is an imprecise numeric data type that is subject to rounding.

As all the data have not yet been collected, the figures are still imprecise.

Another is that there are so few transactions that the effective rate has become an imprecise gauge.

The terms he used were imprecise.

Many past studies that measured newborn body fat used an imprecise method, such as skin fold thickness, according to the authors' abstract.

At the same time, the loss of data and imprecise delivery is rising because of the inevitable human factor.

In conventional fault tree analysis(FTA), the ambiguous and imprecise events such as human errors can not be handled effectively.

Rough set is a mathematical approach to study imprecise, uncertain or incomplete information or knowledge.

"Sandy flexes his brow characteristically, one of those Latin gestures reflecting something too delicate or imprecise to say" (Scott Turow)

systems are able to treat uncertain and imprecise information;

Realizing Universities'Multi-level and Much School Area Distributed Network Class-arrangement System with Imprecise Backtracking Method

Computed columns based on expressions that are deterministic as defined by the Database Engine but imprecise.

Robust and adaptive control for jump linear systems under imprecise detection of Markovian jumping parameters

Fault-Tolerant Rate-Monotonic Scheduling of Imprecise Computation Tasks

Measurement uncertainty evaluation of imprecise data

Imprecise-based fault-tolerant optimal scheduling algorithm in multi-error model

Extending Temporal Query Languages to Handle Imprecise Time Intervals

Multi-Server Selection with Imprecise State Information

A method to evaluate measurement uncertainty of imprecise neutrons data

Full-text indexes and non-deterministic and imprecise computed columns

Imprecise Collision Detection in Virtual Ramble

The Application and Research for Flooding Prevention and Cure Expert System in Coal Mine Based on the Imprecise Ratiocination Model

Muddying the waters with imprecise terms

Checkpointing scheme based on imprecise computation for real-time systems

Imprecise Temporal Relationship Modeling Based on Fuzzy Sets

Employment of imprecise reliability data based on fuzzy theory

An imprecise or vague statement or idea

Use of Imprecise Reliability Data Based on Information Fusion Technology