Sentence examples for a mistaken background from inspiring English sources

One alleged problem of Nagelian models is that they start from a mistaken background view of science in that they conceive of theories as syntactic objects and rely on dubious notions about the nature of laws and theoretical terms.

If the threshold is too large, a target point may be mistaken for a background point; while if the threshold is too small, a background point may be mistaken for a target point.

If you make a mistake while erasing the background, click on the UNDO arrow or CTRL Z to go back.

Yes, it is offensive to categorise Muslim migrants of Lebanese background as a mistake.

One applicant to Dollar was rejected because of a six-year-old conviction for drug possession, another because the background checker made a mistake, says the EEOC.

Host Paul Barry said it was reasonable to have Mallah on a program about terrorism laws, but because of his background it was a mistake to allow him to do so in a live format.

But ignoring what might pop up on a criminal or credit background check is a mistake that could spell the end of your dream job.

The original 1982 artwork includes a blue sky in the background; this was a mistake by the printers of the album cover, and was later rectified and became black when the album was remastered for compact disc in 1998.

Kelly said on Fox News on March 31 , 2013that "any bill that does not include a universal background check is a mistake, It's the most common sense thing we can do to prevent criminals and the mentally ill from having access to weapons".

But the stonewalling of the background check proposal was a mistake, both politically and substantively.

Cornelis Hendricksz Vroom's hilly vista, with its shimmering, stippled background, could almost be mistaken for a Seurat.