Sentence examples for generation of misrepresentations from inspiring English sources
In a recent discussion, Stegmann [28] argued that in contrast to 'natural information', which does not allow for errors, the generation of misrepresentations and errors is a defining feature of what we consider as 'semantic information' in animal signals.
For one thing, they have been full of misrepresentations.
Generation of shuttle plasmids.
Humbug, that philosopher decided, was a pretentious bit of misrepresentation that fell short of lying.
That type of misrepresentation or misleading is illegal, no doubt about it.
He voiced widespread worries in Democratic circles about the Clintons' "politics of misrepresentation and distortion".
Material falsity would be a matter of misrepresentation.
Much attention is paid to the possibility of misrepresentation.
Again: where goes representation, there too goes the possibility of misrepresentation.
In the end, then, even an amended causal theory falters in the face of misrepresentation.
