As part of his reply, Descartes says, "If cold is simply an absence, the idea of cold is not coldness itself as it exists objectively in the intellect, but something else, which I erroneously mistake for this absence, namely a sensation which in fact has no existence outside the intellect" (Descartes, 2 163).
When the target region is occluded, the candidate would be erroneously identified and mistaken for the correct target.
German aerial reconnaissance spotted Iron Duke and two decoy battleships in the harbour, and erroneously identified them as active units of the Home Fleet; under the mistaken impression that the heavy units of the Home Fleet were still in port, the German fleet commander, Günther Lütjens, decided to break into the Atlantic via the Denmark Strait, which resulted in the Battle of the Denmark Strait.
As a result, it was mistaken to distinguish between industry researchers and academics who erroneously considered themselves to be independent.
If lead exposure is a major cause of the decline, then we could avoid mistaken investments in crime reduction strategies that have been erroneously given the credit for the crime decline.
We renounced additional computer-based EEG analyses (e.g., frequency spectrum analyses) because such calculations may be hampered by the risk of erroneously involving artifacts or mistaking physiological for epileptic activity.
Such crimes are either erroneously documented as "anti-Muslim," due to an armchair assumption that Sikhs and Hindus are always "mistaken" for Muslims, or relegated to an "anti-Other" category, which the FBI does not disaggregate and which is effectively an empty data set.
She continued to serve the party, although her influence was never restored, and her memoirs, Vospominaniya o Lenine (1957; "Recollections of Lenin"), were criticized for erroneously depicting Lenin; her publications on education, Pedagogicheskive sochineniya, 11 vol. (1957 63; "Pedagogical Works"), were also condemned for conveying mistaken concepts of education and political training.
Most people would accept that even Mary might be mistaken about this erroneously judging herself to believe that p. In the same way, although the moral claim "Mary's action was morally wrong" may be true only in virtue of the pain that Mary's action caused (or because of Mary's wicked intentions), this may not be the right kind of mind-dependence to satisfy the non-objectivist clause.
