Sentence examples for badly calculated from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, for all the schemes, the smaller scales with wavenumbers close to the grid cut-off wavenumber, are badly calculated and generate differentiation errors over the whole energy spectrum.
"You calculated badly, as badly as you did about your second marriage," the judge responded.
Coalition Pact with "Socialists and Separatists": The Prime Minister had calculated badly on his gambit and the result was to set off a series of hurried closed door meetings amongst the opposition parties which culminated in a Coalition forming.
Tempos, especially in the overture, were nicely calculated, and Mr. Waters's small orchestra played not badly at all.
Always calculating, often badly.
For example, in the beta-function-based-trust model [9], if node observes that node has behaved well for times and behaved badly for times, node calculates the direct trust value [9] as.
An indicator may perform badly because data to calculate it are difficult to obtain or are biased geographically or taxonomically, rendering it unrepresentative of the components of biodiversity the indicator is designed to reflect (10).
Figures produced by Newcastle have shown that many northern communities have been hit particularly badly by government spending cuts compared with the south, because of the way funding is calculated.
Mr. Taylor, a state senator from Proctor, was trailing badly in the polls when he dropped out on Oct. 10, complaining that a Democratic Party advertisement was calculated to make him look like a gay hairdresser, as well as a crook.
The timing of their news on the eve of local and European elections on June 4th, in which Labour was already likely to fare badly seemed calculated to wound Mr Brown.
