In this context, Jabbarifar [17] proved that traces correlation can be achieved through synchronization, merging two or more traces with different timestamps' origins into a single one with the same (fictitious) time origin.
Thereby, synchronizing the traces on the same (fictitious) time origin is mandatory to preserve timestamps and cause-effect coherency.
Von Stroheim was known to exaggerate events from his life and create myths about himself, such as his fictitious aristocratic origins and military record in Austria.
With all the fictitious history about the origins of ghetto speech, there is remarkably little interest in the real history of this dialect or in the history of the educational performances of ghetto children in the era before they began receiving the "benefits" of educational "innovation".
Freud offered an almost entirely fictitious story of human nature and origins, but he did so to combat the equally fictitious and far more malevolent stories which nationalism and later fascism supplied.
Scott only had a partial view of the property from the road and the events portrayed in the novel, set at the end of the 12th century, are fictitious; Scott believed the castle to have been Saxon in origin, a view shared by many 19th century commentators.
The president is being investigated for his possible role, when mayor of Paris, in illicit fund-raising, in creating fictitious jobs for party members and in using cash of obscure origin to pay for luxury trips.
Patients may equate an interpretation of symptoms as having an origin in psychological or social problems with a belief that symptoms are imagined or fictitious and therefore reject this approach [ 19, 20, 29, 31, 34].
(Names used are fictitious).
I play fictitious characters often solving fictitious problems.
