How to pronounce “imprecise” in English

precise and imprecise. Especially in imprecise, you'll see it's better.For imprecise, the robot could play 50 milliseconds, before or after.And just looking at the robot helped it become a much more synchronized, tight performance.

And you can see that the visual is better because it's less milliseconds of delay between the human and the robot in both of the conditions,precise and imprecise. Especially in imprecise, you'll see it's better.For imprecise, the robot could play 50 milliseconds, before or after.

So everything is very noisy.Your perception is imprecise.There's dropout. There's a lot of noise.

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And also, we're trained to be very precise and right.But investing is about being unprecise-- imprecise-- and also accepting that you will be wrong 30%, 35%, 40% of the time.And that's a good ratio.

A lot of it is not just knowing that you need to change these little things.It's realizing that it's OK to be imprecise.The only way you get better is through that constant feedback loop.

The GPS enables all of those.Bigger picture-- we have a 1940 radar system that has relatively imprecise tracking ability of our airplanes.And as a result of that, we have to have the airplanes flying at wider separations.

Now, if you look at this, you'd say, OK, it's obvious where I want to grasp this.But the fact is that because the robot's sensing is imprecise, the true object may be any one of these.There's a very large number of options.

But there was a time and point in history when that just wasn't the case.And people used to have really inaccurate, imprecise timekeeping.And so I thought a lot about the impacts of that.

This is chronological data about a landscape.But of course, it's a precise imprecise science.

But what does the theory say?Of course, the theory at this level is way too vague and imprecise to actually make some sort of prediction about-- I wouldn't be stupid enough

Monet, Claude Monet was another famous painter during the Impressionist period.And he painted in his later years very, very imprecise brush strokes.And in fact, the word Impressionism comes from the fact that the people at that time of their life had very poor sight.

Well, the good news is no.But it does mean it's time to upgrade the 4,000-year-old operating system of math, and move away from the imprecise and ambiguous nature of human language,and towards a language that computers can understand.

Are you in pain?" And she said, "No, I'm ok, I'm ok." So I said I'll, I took my notebook out and I went over there, I was already in my mindsetwas, you know, this world had gotten so big and it's so imprecise still and what keeps us safer and what doesn't keep us safer?And it sort of struck me as ludicrous that this turns out to be 78-year-old grandmother from Boise, Idaho, would have to get herself out of her wheelchair and go through the security

In 1975, he revisited that because of changes in the economics, the trend moved to doubling every two years and that trend in density has helped for more or less the last 30 plusyears. Now it's a characterization of the economics of chip production not physical limits and it's often imprecisely cited.So for those of you who are interested in understanding how this, the law as it's precisely stated, evolved over time, there's a great article by Mollick in 2006 in the IEEE Annals