Existing methods measure risk aversion very
imprecisely.
This is a new ATACMS feature that allows battlefield commanders to address
imprecisely located or area targets.
Fourth, Leonen
imprecisely conflates martial law and calling out.
Societies' allocation of resources will
imprecisely but persistently follow these shifts.
Gears made from material that is of inferior quality, unable to cope with the operating conditions or which are
imprecisely machined or fitted, are likely to fail with greater regularity than better quality parts, sometimes taking other parts of the gear drive with them.
Effect estimates generally hovered around the null, did not follow a consistent pattern across the concentration gradient, and were
imprecisely estimated.
The data may have problems because they are
imprecisely collected or misinterpreted.
46-52 of Accounting Terminology Bulletin 1, Review and Resume, issued by the AICPA in 1953, engaged in a scholarly debate as to what the term "depreciation" means--whether it recognizes an estimate that
imprecisely measures the diminution of value of an asset over time or an allocation of its historical cost.
The etiopathogenesis of PLCH is
imprecisely understood.
When you point at someone or something directly with your index finger, as you might do at home, in Jordan it casts the evil eye; instead, you should gesture
imprecisely with two fingers, or just flap your whole hand in the direction you mean.
The former chapter sets the basis for a theoretical discussion around the need to be careful in discussing compliance, as it is often a blurred concept which
imprecisely overlaps with issues linked to programme completion and desistance.
warned that the law comes with restrictive regulations, including disproportionate limitations on online content for overly broad defined activities, such as making users liable for truthfulness of all information posted by them or for
imprecisely defined propaganda of violence and cruelty.
