Examples of using Less precise in English and their translations into Dutch
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The term was coined in 1976 by economist Fred Hirsch… to replace the more colloquial but less precise"neener-neener.
This method has the disadvantage of being less precise but requires less traffic.
Most of the other devices in the moisture meter test converted the values measured into less precise percentages.
550 R plus are electronically adjustable- there is no complicated and less precise adjustment by valves and hose clamps.
In general, the text of the common position is more concise but less precise than the Commission's amended proposal,
is less precise than the technology we have for recording- it is hard to control where you are stimulating.
were still based on the previous terms of reference, which were less precise, in particular as regards the wording of the audit opinion.
plat is even less precise in that it can refer to virtually any non-standard language variety of the Low Countries(including Northern Germany), even to Rhenish and Alemannic varieties much farther south.
because they need to be less precise in putting in and pulling out the clubs.
possibly due to the late announcement and less precise format of this initiative see pages 52
Pluto is the exception to this; its position is perhaps ten times less precise than the positions of the other planets.
The remaining amendments- Nos 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, 29, 34, 36, 38 to 40, 45 and 47- are either less precise than the common position
Other terms used to indicate slaves were less precise and required context:
are having separate and specific talks with them- concerning the American influence on the system, which is being made somewhat less precise, and can, if it comes to that, even be switched off.
Can't you be less precise?
Until now, they had to rely on less precise information.
Measuring results can become less precise at greater distances, e.g.
answers are less precise than they should be.
However, if it is judged necessary to resort to soft capsules in children, they should be used with particular caution since they are associated with less precise dosing capabilities.
The less precise, Mr van Hulten, we are in our resolutions, the more room it gives the Commission and your former colleagues in the Council to do what they like.