Sentence examples for Various inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

If Kim has invented a competition-­winning story as Amina, about Amina, without Amina's permission, and with various inaccuracies, what, Freudenberger invites us to ask, has Freudenberger done?

But the various inaccuracies and other inadequacies of the King James Version, though they justify a new translation, are beside the point when it comes to that version's aesthetic power.

Boundary representation models reconstructed from 3D range data suffer from various inaccuracies caused by noise in the data and the model building software.

Boundary representation models reconstructed from 3D range data suffer from various inaccuracies caused by noise in the data and by numerical errors in the model building software.

On April 8 in an auction at Christie's South Kensington, various inaccuracies betrayed the hazy understanding of the history, geography and culture of the lands that were dealt with.

However, it received criticism by some in the military for various inaccuracies.

The first real lie in the story is not told by Pinocchio, who does, however, repeat various fanciful inaccuracies almost as soon as he can speak, but by Geppetto, who sells his coat in order to buy Pinocchio a schoolbook and lies to the boy, telling him that he sold it "Because I found it too hot".

The police report contains various other inaccuracies; to suggest that "the procession usually attracts approximately 100 cyclists" and that the July ride was exceptionally large is ridiculous – as the Met is well aware, the ride regularly attracts up to 1,000 cyclists during the summer months and has been doing so for years.

State voter registration lists suffered from various levels of inaccuracies, there were controversies over registration drives, the lines for early voting almost overwhelmed the system in some states, and absentee ballots often reached voters too late to be cast, especially for armed forces members overseas.

These databases also contain various kinds of inaccuracies, especially since they were not initially designed as research tools.

A quasi-steady model based on orifice non-linearity is described, for the prediction of the errors in pressure measurement, and it is shown that this can yield reasonable results, taking into account the various causes of prediction inaccuracy.