impreciseness

SHAH: It takes away some of the impreciseness of the human hand.

CNN Transcript Aug 5, 2008 2008

JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL OF ATLANTA: They take away some of the impreciseness of the human hand.

CNN Transcript Aug 9, 2008 2008

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They take away some of the impreciseness of the human hand.

CNN Transcript Aug 5, 2008 2008

But we quibble or the impreciseness of my words rather than the point here.

Sound Politics: Onward Christian Soldiers 2006

Former county prosecutor Hugh Levine, who represented Bonds 'ex - girlfriend, Kimberly Bell, in her appearance before the grand jury, commented that he was struck by the impreciseness of the questions asked Bonds.

The Theory Of Big Bangism, Entropy, Bonds, Bush, Quarks, The Quantum and Everything 2007

It is one of the techniques of soft-computing, i.e. computational methods tolerant to suboptimality and impreciseness

Fuzzy Logic Hajek, Petr 2006

This is much less the case, if at all, with a computer program, where even misunderstandings and impressions of impreciseness have to be planned in advance.

Artificial Intelligence and the Chinese Room: An Exchange Motzkin, Elhanan 1989

The bishops are concerned that the proposed constitution "contains various contradictions and an impreciseness that could make its application difficult."

LifeSiteNews.com Headlines 2009

We believe that the law should be enforced; not doing so breeds laziness and impreciseness in the legislature, lack of inspection of the law outside of the legislature, increased power of the executive due to selective enforcement and permits many people guilty - of a crime, if nothing else - to get away Scot-free … This is bad for everyone.

The Register 2009

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Rational Review 2009