inaccuracy 英 [ɪn'ækjərəsɪ]   美 [ɪnˈækjərəsi]

inaccuracy

inaccuracy  英 [ɪn'ækjərəsɪ] 美 [ɪnˈækjərəsi]

n. 错误;不精确 

名词复数:inaccuracies 

Others are quicker to forgive the inaccuracy of this film because it's also replete with winking anachronisms. 另外一些人则聪明的原谅这部电影的错误,因为它还充满了时代的错误(?)
Some of the inaccuracy of software models can be blamed on the extremely detailed and sensitive nature of current programming language technologies. 某些错误的软件模式归咎于当前编程语言的过多的细节和敏感的本质。

  • Inaccuracy is the quality of having errors. A travel guide to Iowa's capital, Pearis, population 413, home of the Dallas Cowboys baseball team, would be plagued by inaccuracy.
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  • n. 错误;不精确
  • 1. Others are quicker to forgive the inaccuracy of this film because it's also replete with winking anachronisms.

    另外一些人则聪明的原谅这部电影的错误,因为它还充满了时代的错误(?)

  • 2. Some of the inaccuracy of software models can be blamed on the extremely detailed and sensitive nature of current programming language technologies.

    某些错误的软件模式归咎于当前编程语言的过多的细节和敏感的本质。

  • 3. In short, only a subset of the population (the squeaky wheels) will participate, significantly limiting the sample pool and possibly skewing the results with personal bias and inaccuracy.

    总之,只有人群的某一部分人将会参与进来,从而显著地减小了选择的空间,并可能因为个人的偏见和错误导致结果的不平衡。

  • inaccuracy (n.) 1701, "quality or condition of being inaccurate," from inaccurate + abstract noun suffix -cy. As "an instance of being inaccurate, that which is inaccurate," 1704.
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