Examples of using The imprecision in English and their translations into Russian
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The imprecision of the definition is glaring.
Otherwise, the Face Recognition quality decreases while the imprecision increases.
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.
Its solution is complicated by the variety of objectives pursued by the authors of such declarations and the imprecision of the terminology used.
Due to the imprecision of the human language accidental blocking of access occurs.
UNDP has reported a lack of consistency in arriving at and classifying allocations,highlighting the imprecision of efforts to quantify and track specific budget allocations to gender mainstreaming.
Notwithstanding the imprecision of many of those targets, they addressed some of the concerns and issues of interest to CARICOM States.
He was concerned at reports of ill-treatment of refugee women and children, including cases of children being subjected to forced labour and forced marriage of women refugees,which had occurred as a result of the imprecision of that Act.
Attention was also drawn to the imprecision of the concept of"dignity", and doubts were expressed as to its legal meaning.
In its report to the fifty-first session of the Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/1995/31, para. 51)the Working Group reiterated“its concern at the imprecision with which legislation in many countries describes the conduct charged.
The imprecision of the vocabulary used what is the difference between objectives, expected accomplishments and expected results(paras. 9 and 10);
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 and shortage of transparency in the organizational set-up of the UNEP secretariat are also replicated in the programme budget itself.
Indeed, the imprecision of the report is already causing serious damage to the peace process as a result of the inhibitions and fears which it could eventually provoke, fundamentally within the international community.
Inadvertently, in citing this well-documented case, the Commission has provided a perfect example both of the sort of inter-tribal attacks involving ad hoc armed tribal groups that have been responsible for many village attacks within Darfur post-2003, and with it the imprecision of the Commission's definition of Janjaweed.
Even those steps, however, would not eliminate the imprecision of the wording, which his delegation believed could best be addressed through the inclusion of an institutional dispute settlement mechanism.
Furthermore, the problems of implementation are not so much a result of blatant neglect of the obligations contained in the Agreement as of importing countries' permitting domestic complainants to make full use of the imprecision and ambiguity in the Agreement on such issues and elements as the determination of dumping and injury, causal link, procedures etc.
We hope that the imprecision in the drafting will be overcome by the application in good faith of this article so that it will become firmly established in people's minds that the treaty is not only permanent and indefinite but cannot be suspended at any point in time or in any circumstances.
Therefore, while the observation that more populous countries received lower levels of external financing is of concern, the imprecision in defining at-risk populations in such countries should be taken into account, as should other factors that determine the need for external financing, such as the availability of domestic funds.
The imprecision of the charges: the indictment served by the prosecution in the ThononlesBains regional court failed to cite specific events or dates, as shown by the vagueness and lack of detail in expressions such as"during the summer of 1996 and up to 21 September 1996" and"repeatedly";
Mr. Mukongo Ngay(Democratic Republic of the Congo) said that the general reluctance of States to include universal jurisdiction in their domestic law orto exercise it after so doing was a result of the imprecision concerning the modalities for its application,the difficulty of applying it effectively and the"customary" immunity of foreign high-ranking officials, even after they had left office.
The imprecision of the language of a number of the Convention's provisions- as indeed with any international law instrument- can facilitate selective interpretation or application, particularly where new displacement dilemmas are not well addressed through the Convention's framework, or where there is divergence between the profiles of groups of asylum-seekers and the classical concept of refugee.
Issues arising from metadata summaries 2.63 The most reliable source of data on abundance for squid species in the Antarctic are analyses of stomach content data, although estimates of squid consumption may be biased owing to squid beaks potentially being retained in predator stomachs longer than other prey items,as well as being subject to uncertainty due to the imprecision and bias associated with predator numbers and diet.
The imprecision in definition of the observation field, of the unit of survey and of the relative criteria of individualisation, have serious repercussions for the reliability or adequacy of the reference population with a clear negative consequence on inclusion of the data that should not be included, and on the total estimate(for total surveys) or on application of the rules of statistics inference and then on the expansion to whole survey population for sample data.
During the consideration of Norway's tenth and eleventh reports, in March 1994, the Committee had identified three main subjects of concern: the lack of information on the status of the Convention in domestic law, the inadequacy of data on the demographic composition of the population and the imprecision of information about the judicial and administrative procedures designed to protect victims of racial discrimination.
In the final analysis, the very existence of a penal offence that means that a person may be punished without having committed any crime, the imprecision of the terms used in the Penal Code to describe the offence and the consequent security measures, the summary nature of the procedure and the lack of safeguards it implies, as well as its use on the basis of political criteria, certainly give cause for concern from a human rights perspective.
Imprecision in the definition of small island developing States and membership of the group.
