Примери за използване на Imprecision на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What about imprecision with facts?
You organics live with such imprecision.
Most likely this imprecision can never be corrected.
The authors are solely responsible for all remaining errors and imprecisions.
In the general mess of imprecision of feeling….
It seems no imprecision or exaggeration to call it perfect.
Reality is constant,without inconsistency or imprecision of any kind.
The imprecision is good to the sixth hour after taking the blood assay.
Limitations, addressing sources of potential bias and imprecisions and Caveats;
The imprecision in my graph-- in my drawing the graph makes it a little bit less exact.
In a statement Tuesday,a spokesman for Lajcak's office said the protocol contains"imprecision".
Any imprecision, inaccuracy or omission related to the information provided on the Site;
No one wants it that way, but the loftiness and the imprecision inherent in both terms always seem to make it end up like that.".
He grew up in the suburbs of Boston, and speaks with the same light Massachusetts accent as Michael Bloomberg,with frequent pauses and imprecisions.
Here, as elsewhere, the imprecision of the Greek language has lead to some fancy translations.
The file examined showed various anomalies(errors in the evaluation sheets,dates not correctly registered as required, imprecision of the supporting documents).
It was determined significantly better imprecision in series with citrated blood(CV≤ 5,9%) in comparison with series with citrated plasma(CV≤ 15,6%).
In this sense, Rallo's critique is more profound anddevastating than for example the parts of Henry Hazlitt's brilliant critique that emphasize Keynes's inconsistencies, imprecision, and explanatory fuzziness.
Despite their imprecision, these weapons had a severe effect on the morale of the mujahideen, who could do nothing to prevent them.
The social discipline of the Europeans was replaced by laxity, permissiveness and imprecision that fits well on the manner and behavioral skills of non-Europeans.
The imprecision with which TA was cast in the regulations for 2007- 13 al- lowed managing authorities to exclude it from this essential aspect of sound financial management.
With exposition, pollution of the originals, imprecisions with installation, and other factors may affect print quality.
Gladwell's books are routinely criticized by folks in my field for relying too heavily on anecdotes, conveniently selecting andinterpreting supportive scientific studies, and imprecision/ overgeneralization.
However, the younger generation prefers they called lace,velvet or lace- for them, the imprecision of the Hong Kong and Taiwan transliteration seems to be an irresistible charm.
The imprecision regarding information about the diagnosis of cardiac valve disease and the limited number of patients identified as presenting cardiac valve disease and treated with benfluorex(35 patients) were pointed out by the MAH.
Later, while talking about the ways indie rock in the mid-2000s seemed to drift toward imprecision and spaciness, he offers his own:“We're an anti-reverb band.”.
If any author discovers a substantial error or imprecision in a published work, it is her/his responsibility to promptly notify the Editorial Board and cooperate with the editor to withdraw or correct the paper.
He recognized that his experimental data would never agree exactly with any theoretical ormathematical form, because of the imprecision of measurement, irreducible friction, and other factors.
Where the depth of the wreck and the imprecision of earlier methods made it impractical to locate the Hornet, it's now possible to find long-lost ships like this using just a minimal crew(the Petrel has just 10 people) and robotics.
Porcelain veneers, onlays, crowns and bridges- for a period of 5 years from the date of the cementing, I shall replace orrepair at no charge a porcelain device which is damaged as a result of fracturing of the porcelain, imprecision or rotting.