Примеры использования Imprecision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The imprecision of the definition is glaring.
Otherwise, the Face Recognition quality decreases while the imprecision increases.
Such legal imprecision was unacceptable in a text of that type.
The defence also challenged the indictment for incompleteness and imprecision.
Despite the imprecision, the subspecies are assigned nominal ranges.
There is statistical evidence that filters do not work,due to the imprecision of the human language.
In spite of the imprecision, and to keep his word, he looked for Dulcinea in every village.
This is not only because of the concepts themselves, but also due to the scarcity and imprecision of the quantitative data that has been collected.
The residue causes imprecision in pipetting and loss of valuable samples or reagents.
This is an unfortunate and misleading terminology,as sampling does not lead to errors in the resulting statistics but to imprecision.
Imprecision in the definition of small island developing States and membership of the group.
The lack of rigour is characterized by imprecision, shallow analysis of the facts and inaccuracy.
Such imprecision has adversely affected the administration and management of population programmes.
We request that the blame be put on Mars for the imprecision of his information, and therefore, the cancellation of his"Zephyr" project.
The imprecision of the vocabulary used what is the difference between objectives, expected accomplishments and expected results(paras. 9 and 10);
Secondly, it has been contended that the question asked of the Court is not of a"legal" character because of its imprecision and abstract nature.
To address this imprecision, various organizations have developed definitions of partnerships.
Since the distance between the two correction points(609 and 662) is little,every little imprecision extrapolates a great error on the entire correction curve.
Ge contains substantial imprecision, which I substantiate with documents during the discussion at the Charter.
A view was expressed that taking into account the various national laws had the drawback of vagueness and imprecision, which could be contrary to the principle of legality.
Therefore, there is in-built imprecision with regard to the required cost recovery versus the actual cost recovery.
Decision-making will therefore continue to require, reflection on and analysis of the narratives of reported results,as well as recognition of their inherent imperfections and imprecision.
Owing to their broad scope and imprecision, the provisions of these articles would also conflict with clearly stated constitutional principles.
While excellent methods and equipment have been developed for analysis, andlaboratory staff are usually well-trained, there are still sources of error and imprecision in analytical work.
Despite their imprecision, these weapons had a severe effect on the morale of the mujahideen, who could do nothing to prevent them.
This makes the category of"fundamental human rights" a rather imprecise one, and this imprecision could leave room for discretion in the adoption of countermeasures.
The imprecision and shortage of transparency in the organizational set-up of the UNEP secretariat are also replicated in the programme budget itself.
Unfortunately, highly politicized language and legal imprecision detracted from paragraph 12, which should explicitly focus on violence against women and girls.
Such imprecision was particularly disturbing in a legal instrument which dealt with issues of liability, compensation and unilateral invocation of arbitration as a procedure for dispute settlement.
Van der Stoel's pronouncements involve a great deal of exaggeration and imprecision, and the working procedures followed by the Government of Iraq have the goal of preventing multiple registration and manipulation.