Sentence examples for erroneous history from inspiring English sources

Significant upscaling of a reservoir model for flow simulation may well result in an erroneous history match because the upscaling process often deletes lateral and vertical heterogeneities which may control or affect reservoir performance, particularly in a deterministic model.

There my name was linked to an erroneous account of my intersex activist history (Hinkle, 2006).

But even 1 percent would mean that two million people could be saddled with erroneous credit histories that cause them to pay higher interest rates or to be denied credit altogether.

Whether it's liberals like Rangel invoking the civil rights era against the Tea Party, or conservatives like Drudge comparing Obama to Hitler, such childish attempts at historical comparison merely trivialize atrocities and serve to demonstrate an erroneous understanding of history.

And the account of Justice Sweeney's history was erroneous.

An article on Tuesday about the controversy over a plan by the Hong Kong government to teach courses in contemporary Chinese history included erroneous information from the government's education commission about the content of Chinese history courses during British rule of Hong Kong.

Without ever undergoing independent verification, erroneous data from the original history gets perpetuated.

Steve Klein, a California insurance man with a long history of making erroneous claims about Islam, says he's one of the backers.

However, scholar Bistra Nikolova entirely dismisses this theory as an "erroneous reference in [Bulgarian history] literature".

All the models improved during SAFA's five year history and removing erroneous forecasts proved difficult to do in operations.

If the variance among the credit scores they report is substantial, there's a good chance that one (or more) of the agencies has erroneous data about your credit history.