Sentence examples for erroneous applications from inspiring English sources

Hence, the "transcendental" use of the understanding (its use independently of the conditions of sensibility) is considered by Kant to be dialectical, to involve erroneous applications of concepts in order to acquire knowledge of things independently of sensibility/experience.

This not only allows applications to run on any manufacturers' equipment (as long as it adheres to the standard) but it will also avoid wasting scarce computational resources on set-top boxes trying to execute erroneous applications.

Even if they are well-written, incomplete or erroneous applications are often discarded.

The satisfaction of retribution that the death penalty supplies can never outweigh the danger of unfair or erroneous application as long as it exists.

Four years after the Supreme Court ruled that "the privilege of habeas corpus entitles the prisoner to a meaningful opportunity to demonstrate that he is being held pursuant to 'the erroneous application or interpretation' of relevant law," the government may be calculating that it can decide what "meaningful" means.

For an expression meaning green, for instance, it is just as much a platitude that mistaken or erroneous application is (in principle) possible as that the expression has correctness conditions.

It is shown that the validity of this restriction is based upon the combination of an optimistic selection of the parameters governing the surface diffusion of heavy atoms and, more importantly, upon an erroneous application of results from the theory of random walks on regular lattices.

Unfortunately, in its current database structure, miRBase does not allow straightforward assessment of these annotation changes, resulting in ambiguous and erroneous application of miRNA nomenclature and sequence information in the research community.

The proposed policy guidance aims to protect the global athletic community against social, ethical and legal consequences from potential misuse of psychological tests, including erroneous or incompetent applications as forensic diagnostic tools in both practice and research.

By notifying applicants' institutions and the NRMP regarding inaccuracies and publicizing these efforts, we anticipate a decrease in intentional erroneous claims on applications.

But in a number of cases, the court said, the F.B.I. and the Justice Department had made "erroneous statements" in eavesdropping applications about "the separation of the overlapping intelligence and criminal investigators and the unauthorized sharing of FISA information with F.B.I. criminal investigators and assistant U.S. attorneys".