Sentence examples for erroneous coupling from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, the K true coupling coefficient estimates are identical, while the K erroneous coupling coefficient estimates are, in general, distinct from one another and from the K true estimates.

Integration of mate pair data can lead to misassemblies due to erroneous coupling of contigs.

She was papped shopping in Baden-Baden with Elen Rives (ex-girlfriend of Frank Lampard and mother of his two daughters); she read a couple of erroneous reports about her own movements.

The response time, the variation of the line parameters, the fault inception angle, the presence of erroneous samples and the mutual coupling are considered in the study.

When Horrocks's measurements of Venus, coupled with some erroneous measurements by Kepler and Gassendi, seemed to confirm this, Horrocks tentatively proposed a law which stated that all planets (with the exception of Mars) would be the same angular size when viewed from the Sun, this being 28 arc seconds.

The erroneous nature of the wireless medium coupled with limited resources of sensor nodes, makes the design of reliable multicast protocol a challenging task.

Of course, I am not judging anyone for their divorces; no one can know the inside of a relationship except the couple who is in it, making it erroneous to draw conclusions on any individual marriage.

Our analysis shows that coupling these descriptions in a one-dimensional simulation leads to erroneous results.

Correction: August 3 , 2001 Friday An article yesterday about an attack on a black couple in New Jersey, classified as a hate crime, gave an erroneous spelling in some copies for given name of the director of New Jersey office of the Anti-Defamation League, which tracks bias crimes.

In particular, it is shown that for multiple coupled oscillators, SEA energy flow predictions based upon blocked energy may be erroneous, while predictions based upon thermodynamic energy are correct.

A significant factor in the suicide of patients in psychotherapy is the implicit but erroneous belief that the therapist alone can prevent suicide, especially when that belief is coupled with the negative feelings patients often have to their therapists ("Patient Suicide Brings Therapists Lasting Pain," Jan . 16.