Sentence examples for erroneously known from inspiring English sources
And Darius Rucker is better (and erroneously) known as Hootie of Hootie and the Blowfish.
He is primarily (and erroneously) known for the "Dragonetti Concerto," now thought to have been written by Edouard Nanny, and (rightly) for the Dragonetti bow.
Among the many fine anniversaries in prospect this year, not the least is the 60th birthday of Murphy's Law, alternatively - though erroneously - known as Sod's Law or, if you're really into this kind of thing, Finagle's Law.
"The theraspids, one major group of nonmammaliansynapsids, (historically, but erroneously, known as 'mammal-like reptiles') have been particularly important to understanding the acquisition of mammalian characteristics".
1.16pm: "Colin Williams is not entirely wrong to include USA in our British Empire tally... never forget that the 1713 Treaty of Utrecht, signed at the end of the War of Spanish Succession, granting Her Majesty's Government – in addition to medal-free zones like Gibraltar – the entire eastern seaboard of (what is now erroneously known as) USA as far south as Philadelphia," writes Jonathan Myerson.
But whatever model replaces the current one trick, four pony show, the benefits of nationalisation are manifold and obvious, including: The elimination and reversal of dumb-ass anti-fan cultural practices (generally but erroneously knows as Americanisation).
For Reed-Solomon codes, the probability that a received vector with more than t(s) errors is erroneously decoded is known to be close to 1/t(s)!
Because we paired individual harvested fish with a non-harvested control that reached spawning grounds, it is not possible to erroneously pair a known harvested fish with a control fish that was actually harvested.
However, most extant pipeline evaluation models erroneously assume suppliers are known and thus neglect supplier selection.
The presence of protein fragments (discussed above) is known to erroneously inflate this gene set (Lefébure and Stanhope 2007; Lefébure et al. 2010; Richards et al. 2011).
Similarly, Bayesian methods have been known to erroneously converge on Long-Tree (LT) solutions in cases where partitioned data are described by complex models with many parameters close to nonidentifiability [ 140, 141].
