Nevertheless and perhaps erroneously, the term 'Hawthorne Effect', coined by French [ 19] many years after the original experiments, has come to be understood as, the effect on outcome through the participation in research.
Accumulations of modern elephant remains have been termed "elephants' graveyards", as these sites were erroneously thought to be where old elephants went to die.
Moss is a term erroneously applied to many different plants (Spanish moss, a flowering plant; Irish moss, a red alga; pond moss, filamentous algae; and reindeer moss, a lichen).
Erroneously using the term "Jihadists" to refer to those who commit acts of terrorism has only made the situation worse: the word "Jihadists" does nothing to alienate thousands of would-be extremists seeking to join terrorist organizations; instead, it grants these groups legitimacy and prestige, and enhances these networks' ability to recruit angry and disillusioned youth.
Believing it to be a "valuable addition to the existing scholarship on witchcraft", Foltz did highlight some problems with the work, wishing that it had included an "in-depth analysis" of her Pagan Census survey and noting that it erroneously used the terms "Neo-Paganism", "Witchcraft" and "Wicca" interchangeably.
Johnson [ 26] suggested that the latter term erroneously implies that progression is inevitable.
It should be noted that there is a slight hit in recall by using β = 0.5 when no edges are removed this is because there are a small number of real terms in the ontology which qualify as highly overlapping, and these terms are erroneously merged.
Of course, we might assume that the teacher is trying to test the class's knowledge of the solution to a quadratic equation by erroneously placing the "2a" term under the square root symbol.
Consequently, for R→∞, the effect of erroneously summed squared residual terms for pairs of agents without currently hypothesized measurements is vanishing (cf. Item 13).
