Sentence examples for erroneous image from inspiring English sources

People had an erroneous image of modern meat production, he said, imagining "pristine farms" with just a few animals in them.

People had an erroneous image of modern meat production, he said, in terms of "pristine farms" with just a few animals in them.

In a film to mark the taste test of the burger, he said that people had an erroneous image of modern meat production, imagining "pristine farms" with just a few animals in them.

This, added to the fact that deep religiosity can be associated with austerity, may have led to an erroneous image of him as a reclusive and somewhat remote figure.

Although reluctant to write a memoir, she was eventually persuaded as the person who perhaps knew him longest and best, to redress the erroneous image of him as a racist, misogynistic, misanthropic boor.

Sad and disturbing facts, often long in the past, have been readily presented in ways that create an erroneous image of the church in 2002 as neglectful and uncaring in a matter about which we bishops have cared a great deal for many years now.

We found that while the participants correctly solved the Define part, they exhibited some erroneous images in the Solve-if-Possible part, and their work on the Right-or-Wrong part contributed to their critical thinking about functions and derivatives.

In this article, we added a validation method in the sequential estimation process to enhance erroneous reconstructed HR images caused by inexplicit motion estimations.

In situations where the permittivity of the solids is influenced by the moisture, and this influence cannot be separated from the influence of the mass, or cannot be accounted for by an appropriate means, the measurement will be erroneous, as ECT images are usually interpreted as the distribution of the mass alone.

Following analysis of physiological uptake and their variations, we studied artifacts in terms of frequency and impact on PET/CT interpretation emphasising the risk of misinterpretation with erroneous or doubtful images.

On one hand, the shadows attached to some detected objects will misclassify the objects and their shadows as a totally erroneous object in the image.