41. There were also some surprising imprecisions in the ensemble, something that did not bode well for the Shostakovich. 42. However, the East Asian may, given the imprecision of genetic testing, actually be Native American markers. 43. Thus the adoption of a vernacular name is often fraught with issues of imprecision , ambiguity and regional bias. 44. The poignancy of dreams must be that they remind us of the imprecision , the carelessness, of waking memory. 45. "My first and foremost fault as a writer was an imprecision of obsession, " he declares. 46. The history of the hundred-days phrase is a clue if not to its irrelevance then to its imprecision . 47. His linguistic stumbling about ( and apparent lack of shame at world-class rhetorical imprecision ) does not help. 48. The imprecision of the targeting is demonstrated by the inability of the Bureau to define the subjects of the programs. 49. Consequently, there has been considerable imprecision in locating the Umbrian Apennines, and therefore the highest peak in them. 50. Also contributing to the imprecision of these details is the limited access to Russian archival information during Bakhtin s life.
