imprecision

The important thing is to seem to: to make the imprecision work.

This is the time to make up for the imprecision of the life story in Step 1.

Nor was it happy with the imprecision of the old days.

"We have to come to terms with the pervasive imprecision of the real world."

And that the greatest contribution everyone else then made was imprecision.

The imprecision of the quotes is not scholarly at all.

A lot of imprecision went along with this approach.

He could not avoid this imprecision: "Guess the good one and kill the others."

The ambiguity and imprecision are necessary to cover the designer.

It seems the perfect moment for numerical imprecision to become a larger part of all our lives.

The term is no longer much used in formal academic discussion, because of this imprecision.

But there will inevitably be time lags and imprecision in the process.

What I don't like about it is a lot of its imprecision."

I put the knife up to his eyes, watching them focus on it with drunken imprecision.

The debate is fueled by the imprecision of the detection tools.

He spoke to the graduates about language and character, arguing against imprecision in the way people talk.

This may result from imprecision in the assignment of the 5' breakpoint.

"We have talking to do, and there must be no chance of imprecision or error; too much rests on it."

"We wrote it off to sampling error, just the imprecision of the data," he said.

What could account for this odd combination of precision and imprecision?

That last admission, leaving open the possibility of just about anything, was ominous in its imprecision.

Moreover, the receivers may some day want to use the imprecision and ambiguity to their advantage.

This does not excuse imprecision in writing the contract.

In the near future, genetics may make this kind of imprecision a thing of the past.

The role of imprecision may depend on audience, end goal, extended context and subject matter.