Sentence examples for erroneous names from inspiring English sources

The article also included erroneous names supplied by the study's publicists for two participating institutions.

An obituary of the political economist and management consultant Peter F. Drucker on Saturday included erroneous names or hometowns listed by Claremont Graduate University for his surviving children.

One name, Paul Herman Vanvelzer, was apparently a fabrication by a California woman who claimed she was the mother of a Sept. 11 victim.. Some victims' family members said the erroneous names needed to be removed.

This basic strategy of transforming and clustering was successfully applied to LocusLink by Cohen et al. (2002) to uncover erroneous names/symbols in that resource, though their approach targeted character-based and syntactic units, while our approach emphasizes semantic units.

An earlier version of this article included an erroneous name among the celebrities Marc Maron interviewed in his garage.

The American oil palm (Elaeis oleifera) is native to Central and South America and is sometimes cultivated under the erroneous name Elaeis melanococca.

Correction: August 14 , 2002 Wednesday A sports article on Sunday about the Harlem Little League baseball team gave an erroneous name in some copies for the hometown of its tournament opponent.

An article on Wednesday about conservatives' criticism of networks' coverage of the war in Afghanistan gave an erroneous name in some copies for an organization that hires monitors to watch newscasts.

Correction: October 30, 2000, Monday An article on Oct. 20 about Connecticut regulators' approval of the proposed acquisition of Northeast Utilities by Consolidated Edison included an erroneous name, supplied by the regulators, for the company that would result.

Correction: November 9, 2001, Friday An article on Wednesday about conservatives' criticism of networks' coverage of the war in Afghanistan gave an erroneous name in some copies for an organization that hires monitors to watch newscasts.

Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about a vote to elect a leader of the Brooklyn Democratic Party gave an erroneous name in some copies for the political club led by one candidate, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez.