Significats de imprecise science en anglès

The ancient religions were established at a time of imprecise science and murky record-keeping.

That range reflects the imprecise science of assigning dollar values to lost enjoyment, they explained.

Weather prediction always had been and still was an imprecise science-letalone on a newly discovered world.

Estimating output gaps is an imprecise science.

What an imprecise science was medicine.

Anesthesia is an imprecise science.

I apologize for the poor quality of the transmission, but as you know, anti-time projection is an imprecise science.

We are still incapable of completely identifying either the proportions or the interactions of all those elements, which makes forecasting an imprecise science.