Examples of using Imprecisely in English and their translations into German
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After 5 hours the tanks was damaged,shut-down not leakproof, imprecisely.
Scientists could only imprecisely answer such questions for quite a long time.
The concept of"productivity" is however extremely complex and is often used imprecisely.
Also readjust if the vinyl was cut imprecisely or to an insufficient depth.
Children can also learn a language in an environment where others speak very little or quite imprecisely.
The aim of the talk was to highlight how imprecisely the term‘service repository' is still defined.
For example, in the Canadian Study,the term"cult" was considered to be pejorative and often used imprecisely.
These thinkers- often imprecisely called“Federalists”- refer to the Constitution as a necessary step towards a European federation.
Amendments 17 and 18 aim to correct an inconsistency between Article 19(1) and(2),but are themselves imprecisely formulated.
If the intron before this exon was imprecisely removed, so that the"B" was no longer present, then the sequence would become unreadable.
Amongst other things, it is detrimental when an email is too confusing, contains too many communication goals,or questions which are formulated imprecisely.
Temporary fluctuations in a narrow and imprecisely measured CPI are a small price to pay to secure the long-term stability of money.
Their guiding principle is to devise computational methods that canprovide acceptable approximate solutions to both precisely and imprecisely formulated problems at low cost.
Due to this reason, any surface defects, traces of adhesive substances, imprecisely cut edges and other faults obviously show that the product is counterfeit.
By means of the regional climate model CLM, ensemble calculations of extreme events will be carried out to derive statistically proved indicators ofclimate impacts that have not been considered so far, or have only been measured imprecisely.
The location of the so-called"Zwingergarten" from that period is only imprecisely known to be between the fortifications on the western side of the city.
When creating NC programs of this type, the STL format, which in the past was used primarily for the representation of component and support structures in the 3D print data chain, is inadequate,because it can only represent the geometry imprecisely.
These derogations are worded so imprecisely that it will be difficult for the operator to claim them vis-à-vis the competent authority.
Under these circumstances, in most of the areas of expenditure the Court has identified Community policies andprogrammes that are imprecisely designed and cannot be properly evaluated.
These advocates, often somewhat imprecisely described as"federalists", have always considered the constitution as an essential step towards a European federal state.
The recall of hemp-protein powder(brand: Veganz, April 2016) shows that the term Tetrahydrocannabinol(THC)is being used imprecisely and the coverage of it is undifferentiated.
Parttime work is rather imprecisely defined in Act No. 863 of 1984, as work done for a lesser number of hours than that which has been stipulated in the normal case in the relevant collective agreement, or for previously established periods of time within the week, month or year.
The red-green animation is only registered hesitantly because the input of the fast“where channel is rudimentary in this case,place and time are linked imprecisely, formation of the flowing fields on the periphery is only fragmentary and imperfect.
On the global plane there is an attempt to create a uniform thinking, which in its word and concept formation relies heavily on English as global lingua franca, and that produces, what Ramonet calls"la pensé unique", an expression,which is only imprecisely translated as"politically correct thinking.
One central problem of provenance research at the Museum of Ethnology isthe clear identification of objects, which are often described imprecisely in the National Socialist seizure documents, and of which numerous identical or similar objects exist.