Sentence examples for erroneous nature from inspiring English sources

These challenges are particularly difficult due to the erroneous nature of a wireless channel.

The erroneous nature of the wireless medium coupled with limited resources of sensor nodes, makes the design of reliable multicast protocol a challenging task.

Casting our personal doubts aside, even if such champions can convince the populace of the erroneous nature of a blanket excess profit tax, we have to conclude that the political gods are likely to shine favor on companies who help decrease American dependence on oil.

Just as Descartes had urged that erroneous beliefs about the nature of body can be avoided by attending to the clear and distinct perceptions of the intellect, so Malebranche counseled that we avoid error by attending to what the clear idea of matter reveals to us about the nature of body.

They viewed the existing institutions as having declined, during five centuries of transmission since the time of the Buddha, into monastic formalism and scholasticism, sectarian disputation, and an erroneous notion of the nature of the wisdom that was the aim of Buddhist practice.

And she probably has her own erroneous beliefs about the nature of mental illness.

Therefore, the mere inclusion of application-level problems on exams does not guarantee student engagement in the desired deep-learning approach and may reinforce erroneous ideas about the nature of knowledge and learning within a discipline.

A problematic case is that of inference: inference qualifies as a reliable cognition, but it is strictly speaking "erroneous" due to its conceptual nature.

(Mikyö Dorje, 2006: 274) Although, like Nyingma and Sakya it is the view of Kagyü to maintain that erroneous cognitive process represents the nature of the ordinary beings, whereas non-erroneous cognitive processes represent the exalted beings.

In addition, kinase activity studies in a purified setting may use domains of proteins and peptide substrates, which can lead to erroneous interpretation of the true nature of kinase activity and/or inhibition.

Yet, asymmetries are widespread in nature, not as an erroneous deviation from the norm but as a way to adapt to the prevailing environmental conditions at a time.