How To Use inexactness In A Sentence
- Despite the inherent inexactness of reproduction cost estimates, he insisted that their economic importance was such that they could not be ignored when they markedly differed from actual cost figures.
- A generic constraint on cellular machines is the inherent inexactness of the computational elements comprising a biological regulation unit.
- Whilst I liked the touch screen, I was extremely grateful that there was a QWERTY keyboard; the inexactness of my stubby fingers would have soon led me to behanding myself! Archive 2009-01-01
- I did notice the political incorrectness of that remark (and its inexactness) but overall it was a good article in my opinion and will be welcomed by LOndoners sick of perpetual fear Girls Like Pink ...Fact
- Naively, we might imagine that the variation and relative inexactness of our measurements will become pronounced and obtrusive the more refined and microscopic are our measurement tools and procedures. Nobody Knows Nothing
- For the eye has every possible defect that can be found in an optical instrument, and even some which are peculiar to itself; but they are all so counteracted, that the inexactness of the image which results from their presence very little exceeds, under ordinary conditions of illumination, the limits which are set to the delicacy of sensation by the dimensions of the retinal cones. THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
- Perhaps his training as a physicist doesn't necessarily provide the best training for the inexactness of political discussion.
- Confidence intervals should also remind examiners of the inexactness of the obtained score and, in some instances, provide an indication of the range of possible true scores.
- People who don't grasp the inexactness of all this are constantly misled. The Recovery Is Coming
- And it is unreal to assume, as you seem to, that his current inexactness is sufficiently elastic to cover all eventualities between now and November. Obama: Don't Be Confused, I'm Serious About Ending War
