Sentence examples for an incorrect context from inspiring English sources

"But it's definitely possible to over or misuse it and apply it in an incorrect context and to ask the data to guide you in too granular a way," Price says.

Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about the increasing cost of higher education gave an incorrect context for two figures: the 439percentt increase in college tuition and fees and the 147percentt increase in median family income since 1982.

This view also motivates the need to handle sequence errors and (less common) sequence variants effectively, because an error in a read will produce an incorrect context for k bases, resulting in decreased compression.

An article on Friday about the man deemed to be the 17th reincarnation of the Karmapa, one of the most revered figures in Tibetan Buddhism, gave the incorrect context for a quotation by Robert J. Barnett, director of the Modern Tibetan Studies Program at Columbia University.

It seems that this letter is the first mention of skunk in its incorrect context, with Wylie describing it not as a specific strain of weed (i.e. Skunk #1 or a derivative), but as a catch-all term for all high-potency weed.

He has a brilliant opening sequence in which the children are solemnly taught incorrect meanings to the words "sea", "motorway" and "excursion", complete with incorrect contexts.

Oronyms result in not so much a mangling as an incorrect parsing of sounds when context or prior knowledge is lacking.

What do our findings mean for other contexts in which an incorrect decision about the veracity of a photo can have devastating consequences?

The majority concedes that the reason given to the petitioner by the trial judge to prove her waiver was an incorrect one but concludes that 'Taken in context * * * (it) conveyed a correct statement of the law * * *.' The fact remains that the trial judge's ruling on waiver was incorrect.

An earlier version gave an incorrect number.

Otherwise an INCORRECT simulation will result.