Sentence examples for erroneous location from inspiring English sources

Given that such devices may supply erroneous location information, either willfully or accidentally, they must be located by other network nodes using measurements that cannot easily be forged.

Animals did not show perseveration after errors (i.e., responding again at the erroneous location).

A map also gave an erroneous location for the site that will include a 7-Eleven store.

An earlier version of a caption accompanying a photo with this article gave an erroneous location for a building on 100th Street in East Harlem.

Correction: June 16, 2003, Monday An article on Friday about an American bombing raid on Iraqi forces loyal to Saddam Hussein gave an erroneous location supplied by the military.

A map yesterday with an article about efforts by the merchants of the Rue des Rosiers, in the old Jewish district of Paris, to protect its heritage from redevelopment showed an erroneous location for another Paris district, Les Halles.

Typical influences on the iterations of erroneous hog-to-sag flexural stiffness ratios and erroneous locations of contraflexure are illustrated.

Because CSEP does not test earthquake forecast models against real-time earthquake data (which often contain erroneous locations), testing was performed after a delay that allows for manual revisions of earthquake locations by the network operators.

This outlier filter removes only the most obviously erroneous locations as a simple speed filter for pinnipeds typically assumes a maximum swim velocity of less than 10 km·hr−10

This approach handles erroneous existing location estimates and other problems by incorporating all available sources of information in one unified process.

Data with speed higher than 200 kilometers per hour (km/h) (0.002% of all the data) were corrected to zero speed because they were determined through mapping and follow-up interviews to be erroneous GPS locations which appeared far from the participant location and were caused by GPS device error or blocked satellite signals.