Sentence examples for erroneously defined from inspiring English sources

Learning is just a means to that end, but reformers have erroneously defined learning as the prime reason of schooling.

Our ultimate concern, therefore - especially in times of difficulty - becomes a narrowly and erroneously defined notion of public health and personal wellbeing, and our prayers are most zealously offered to the real god of our communal devotion: the almighty market.

It eventually made its way firmly in to the mainstream after Pharrell released the song "Come Get It Bae" and Time magazine wrote an article about it, and several Urbandictionary entries  have erroneously defined it as an acronym for "Before Anyone Else".

In the original paper [ 1], we erroneously defined the axial position shift (in an inline equation on page 1222) as ∆ z D = 2π M/ k0.

For two patients, liver metastases were erroneously defined as operable at registration; these patients received planned medical treatment and have been considered in the following analyses.

Consequently, the potential for a diagnostic bias remained; i.e., undiagnosed diabetes might have preceded (and caused) baseline periodontal disease but was subsequently diagnosed and erroneously defined as incident.

When we consider G2, Figure 1 again depicts the current knowledge of the system and may erroneously imply that the system - defined as a set of interactions - is fully known.

An article on Thursday about efforts to revive the music magazine Creem, which was first published in 1969 and defined rock in the 1970s, erroneously attributed a distinction to Lester Bangs, an early champion of heavy metal and punk.

The NER is defined as the mean number of erroneously detected notes divided by the number of notes in the chords [21]: (14).

where is the free distance of the convolutional code, is the truncating order, is the weight spectrum of the code and is the pairwise error probability, defined as the probability that the decoder erroneously selects a code sequence other than the transmitted one.

Our performance metric is outage probability, which is defined as the probability that a packet is received erroneously at its receiver after M backoffs and N retransmissions.