Passepartout, who had conscientiously studied the programme of his duties, was more than surprised to see his master guilty of the
inexactness of appearing at this unaccustomed hour; for, according to rule, he was not due in Saville Row until precisely midnight.
Repetition may be bad, but surely
inexactness is worse.
It strives not for symmetrical, corrective justice, but mass blame-signaling effect, which means that the
inexactness with which litigation seeks to hold Big Pharma stakeholders accountable is a desired feature, rather than a bug.
For practical purposes, we might want to introduce two thresholds [t.sub.s] (strong interaction threshold) and [t.sub.w] (weak interaction threshold) such that [t.sub.s] - [t.sub.w] is a positive "safety margin" accounting for the
inexactness of the scoring function from the previous step.
But adopt a metaphor to explain something complicated, and the
inexactness of the comparison means you must be lying.
Aesthetically, it was pleasing in its
inexactness, rambling and irregular lines, its woodiness.
We can overcome the vagueness by fixing the percentage of membership namely the percentage of membership enables us to find out the level of
inexactness. This theory is known as fuzzy theory.
The human mind easily reason in an uncertain, in exact way and this manner of reasoning cannot be expressed precisely not even with statistical or probability methods but fuzzy efficiently maps out this uncertainty and
inexactness.
Included are hedges (allegedly, perhaps, might), statements of
inexactness (almost, approximate, vague, somewhere), and confusion (baffled, puzzling, hesitate).
Ambiguity is defined as a situation of
inexactness, and is synonymous with the feelings of uncertainty and ambivalence.
Because of this internal tension, these individuals might push others to get things done and be critical of
inexactness.
