Sentence examples for erroneous description from inspiring English sources

Scalia says that's wrong, duh, a "common and totally erroneous description of what originalism means".

The review also included an erroneous description of the brown recluse spider as being "the size of a hairy fist".

An article on Saturday about a rent assistance plan for New York City families included state officials' erroneous description of a subsidy for families facing eviction.

This article was amended on 27 December 2011 to correct our erroneous description of Father Vincent as a vicar, to a priest.

The review also included an erroneous description of part of the course of da Gama's voyage and referred imprecisely to one of its historical distinctions.

He said the erroneous description was picked up and used by Today presenter John Humphrys and by Radio 4's World at One and was used again by Gilligan.

This can result in models that are not physically realizable and may lead to inaccurate, or even erroneous, descriptions of cellular function.

An article on Sept. 20 about a speech by the war critic Cindy Sheehan in New York, cut short when the organizer of the event was arrested, included an erroneous police description of the charges against the organizer, Paul Zulkowitz.

In the first example presented above to illustrate the use of MINOTAUR, starting with a single sequence identifier with an erroneous UniProtKB description, it was possible swiftly and easily to garner sufficient information both from the literature and from a variety of protein-related databases to make the correct diagnosis.

These aspects of type and direction are in keeping with the strong typing philosophy of VHDL, which helps avoid erroneous circuit descriptions.

The Los Angeles Times is one major newspaper that has already corrected an Op-Ed writer's use of the erroneous "college buddy" description.