Sentences with phrase «imprecise nature»

It is a thesis (to be assumed) rather than a theorem (which can be proved) because of the essentially intuitive and (formally) imprecise nature of the idea of a general well defined procedure.

AV is a terrible, awful, no good, very bad tool to use as the primary evidence / data point when comparing individual players or seasons, due to its inherently imprecise nature.

Eva Hesse's drawings of grids echo a form often used by the Minimalists, but they introduce a human element in the texture and imprecise nature of the lines.

Despite the data's imprecise nature, each month's LFS is worth paying attention to as it contains a wealth of data, from the unemployment rate to the number of persons employed in each CMA.

The imprecise nature of the term «social support» can make it challenging to make comparisons across studies and often explains inconsistencies between studies.

These are generally not amenable to high - throughput array designs because of their size, and the imprecise nature of their boundaries.

It leverages the imprecise nature of touch screen input to have the player fail as often as possible, hit retry and be forced to watch an ad.

If you're a fiercely competitive puzzle game player like myself, I would have to think that the imprecise nature of physics - based games would drive you nuts and you'd prefer a more precise game like Lumines or Tetris for your competitive puzzle gaming.

It's certainly playable with a touchscreen, but the imprecise nature of the controls can get frustrating.

Valuing your slip and fall claim is also difficult because of the imprecise nature of pain and suffering damages.