Sentences with phrase «not precise language»

Feynman said it best, «The real problem in speech is not precise language.

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We need to realize that tiptoeing around precise language when describing criminal sexual acts doesn't just shirk responsibility, it perpetuates the problem.

He wants to argue that mercy is not just important in the Bible's story of our salvation, where God is sometimes described anthropomorphically or in poetic language, but that in precise theological terms mercy is the highest perfection of God.

Those literary tools may not be precise scientific language, but they still carry at least some truth to start and work with.

I'm reading God's dictation that's been translated a half dozen times into languages that don't have the precise phraseology of God's original.

What is important is the reality of transformation, not a person's awareness of that transformation or the precise language used to bring that change to expression.

I just forget what it is right now... Both Ancient and Modern Hebrew are rather imprecise, which is why I'm glad the NT was written in Greek, a very demanding and precise language.

The Trust reached a conclusion that the language used in the article had «not been sufficiently precise» as it suggested that the badger cull might be a factor in helping control TB in cattle when this was «scientifically unproven».

Schneiderman's office pointed to the «simulating» language has having captured firearms that don't fall into the precise definition of a machine gun, but fit the same purpose.

She is also considering using more precise language to describe her funding after her second appearance in the Wastebook, in 2012, cited work that was funded by a small grant from her institution, not the federal government.

So whether the couple intends to or not, they will find themselves developing a language that's clear, precise, unifying and effective.

eLearning is a fast growing industry, and as people interact with each other across borders, it's becoming essential that not only the language be accurate and precise, but the usage of the language be appropriate to the target location and culture.

Dr. Kinsella recommends that teachers not only use more precise academic language in discussion, but to post them around the room to reinforce their usage.

The precise language of the state constitution is not as important as the explicit specification of the state's responsibility for providing education.

Word Choice is the use of rich, colorful, precise language that communicates not just in a functional way, but in a way that moves and enlightens the reader.

More than half of the voucher students tested below the national average in reading, math and language and overall performed below their peers in public schools though it is not a precise comparison because the law allows voucher schools to select their own national tests.

Also, it doesn't help that climatologists often use sloppy language when talking about this (which happens, of course, in any discipline where shorthand expressions are substituted for lengthy, but precise, formulations).

I registered with SKS (great blog) specifically to request that you guys do a piece (in precise, simple language, with graphics,) on this crazy meme about «the heat can't return from the oceans».

From another commentator it might have been less surprising, but for one such as yourself who has made a career of analysing others words (especially our hostess) in minute detail in the hope of finding some contradiction or variance it is strange that your own language is not as precise as you require others to be.

Anyway, I look forward to you asking for more precise language when «skeptics» talk about «fraud climate scientists» advancing their «socialist agenda» via an «AGW cabal» — certainly rhetoric that sounds like «conspiratorial gibberish,» don't you think?

They key point is that this is not meaningful, precise or appropriate language for science.

The language that gets changed in the body is not changing the science; it's changing the descriptions of the science in a draft that has been edited, re-edited, re-edited, and re-edited to make sure the conclusions in the text are every bit as precise as the carefully considered summary.

JW will not give legal advice, and is not giving legal advice as to the precise language to be used nor its meaning or effect.

The language of s. 105 of the CJA and Rule 33 is not clear and precise language intended to remove the inherent jurisdiction of the court to prevent abuse and to ensure fairness in the trial process.

There is no one uniform definition of occurrence, many definitions of when an occurrence takes place are not sufficiently precise to exclude either Gecko or NoState in this fact pattern, and generally speaking, there is a legal rule that interprets legal language in an insurance contract in favor of the insured to the extent that there is any doubt as to its meaning.

Therefore, legal documents do not naturally fit the profile for technology - based translations and often «legalese» may not have precise equivalents in another language while a simple rephrasing of sentences may cause confusion and transmit liability or ownership to another party.

The precise language of open meeting laws, and the recourse prescribed if they are violated, is going to vary from one state to another, and we can't give you 50 answers.

Lederman says that while lawyers drafting contracts will want to be more precise in the language of a contract, it doesn't mean they will ever be ironclad.

The job resignation letter word should be precise, and use a simple language; employers don't want to struggle understanding the message you intend to pass on.