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Перевод: inexact

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Тезаурус:

1. Without these signposts, the terminology used to describe children without sight or with defective vision may seem unduly complex or even inexact.
2. His arguments are fast-moving but inexact, and he engages in some wild flourishes of Hegelian grammar: "Writing, in short, does not "reproduce'" a reality beyond itself, nor does it ""reduce'" that reality.
3. Scientists then take these unfinished, inexact hypotheses and present them to other scientists for the express purpose of seeing if the hypothesis will not in fact be shot full of holes, hoping almost that it will be so shot, because Knowledge and Truth are thereby served, if only negatively, in having one more tenuous, groping hypothesis about the nature of the world shown to be false.
4. That was not a lie, perhaps, but it was terminologically inexact.
5. Some of them were really interested in meteorology, others only tolerant of what they considered to be a very inexact science.
6. Palaeography is a very inexact science, and should the researcher wish to delve a little deeper an excellent starting point is The Handwriting of English Documents by H.C.
7. Or is the idea merely a piece of folklore belief, sustained over the centuries by an inexact understanding of the quality of lunacy and destined to go the way of other popular myths, such as phrenology, astrology, and Mesmerism?
8. Vague or inexact directions can be mystifying for pupils with poor vision.
9. Just as it would be inexact to draw an absolute contrast between the agendas of private subversion and public conformity, so too it would be a failure of record not to point out the relation between electoral behaviour and discussion of policy and government.
10. The phrase group conversion is simply an easy inexact description of what really happens."
11. In contemporary terms, therefore, his diagnoses were too inexact to stand as definitive evidence for (or against) a connection between creativity and madness, as we would now construe it.
12. The World Bank does its best to adjust the estimates made by the individual countries for comparability, but the process is inevitably inexact.
13. Notwithstanding, the upshot is instructive, alike to those who, in their adoration of the psychical Cybele, Queen of the Inexact Sciences, and to those, more virile, who do not recognise her Sovereignty .