Sentence examples for inaccurate source from inspiring English sources

Mrs Tyne's lawyer claims that the Junger book is "half fantasy" and "an inaccurate source for the movie".

She knew that the President was relying on data from the U.S. Employment Service, a notoriously inaccurate source, rather than from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which showed that huge numbers of people were being laid off.

In particular, we find that new workflow succeeds in the challenging scenario where the defect lies along preexisting layer interface in a composite bridge deck and in related experiments involving noisy data or inaccurate source parameters.

Combines information from a variety of sources, such as aggregated Google search data, aggregated opt-in anonymous Google Analytics data, opt-in consumer panel data, and other third-party market research.. Great, so we've got one more unverified, possibly totally inaccurate source of traffic information.

Such diagrams are helpful for understanding the physical processes responsible for an earthquake, estimating the uncertainties of source type in terms of the estimation errors of the source inversion, and identifying the effect of model uncertainties such as an inaccurate source location or a poor velocity model.

We point out that the parameters of the source-destination and relay-destination channels can be accurately estimated but that inevitably the source-relay channel estimate is poor when the instantaneous SNR on the relay-destination channel is low; however, in this case, the decoder performance is not affected by the inaccurate source-relay channel estimate.

There are volumes of materials about coins and terms that refer to our currency, but one must be careful to sort through what appears to be valid or inaccurate sources.

Seventeen percent of the students who identified accurate sources for plant mass gain (carbon dioxide and/or water) also mentioned inaccurate sources, such as fertilizer, minerals, or sunlight.

Besides, this kind of approaches may also result in deviation of the results, of which the single and inaccurate information source is the root cause.

The problem is that Walker is getting his climate information from inaccurate, biased sources, and he's an advisor to the president-elect.

Or should they go with the lovely idea of the Norse discovery of America?" Anomalies in the map's legend -- including its idiosyncratic account of Norse history -- further implicate Father Fischer, Ms. Seaver says, who would have relied on inaccurate secondary sources.