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Significados de inexact science en inglés

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Uso de inexact science en inglés
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IT was always declared an inexact science albeit using the latest technology.
News.com.au
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Economics is an inexact science, as any honest economist will tell you.
The Guardian
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Making accurate tip-tackle judgments on the spot is an increasingly inexact science.
The Guardian
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An inexact science at best, it is key nonetheless to driving innovation in business.
The Irish Times
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The investigation of any UFO sighting is an inexact science at the very best.
The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects
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Economic forecasting in the Republic is a very inexact science.
The Irish Times
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But not only is comedy a maddeningly inexact science, laughter itself is barely understood.
The Irish Times
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Short-term weather forecasts might be good but long-term weather forecasting is a notoriously inexact science.
Reuters
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Even now, with centuries of research and observation, that prediction was a very inexact science.
The evolutionary void
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BIFURCATION Separating the winners from the losers may be an inexact science in these tests.
Reuters
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Plotting the location of Soviet vessels was an inexact science at best, involving a considerable amount of guesswork.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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Ensuring a return on investment in online campaigns has been something of an inexact science up until now.
The Irish Times
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John Butleron the inexact science of nomenclature The John Butler Trio played a gig in Dublin last Monday.
The Irish Times
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Calculating penalties is an inexact science.
Reuters
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Fee estimation is an inexact science.
Reuters
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But second guessing what courses are likely to provide decent employment opportunities down the line is an inexact science.
The Irish Times
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