Sentence examples for incorrect acceptance from inspiring English sources

However, one cannot compute the probability that the verifier makes an incorrect acceptance decision for the best strategy of an attacker, unless the probability distribution over the input vectors (which determines the probability distribution over passwords) is given.

One disadvantage is that it may have low power when there are few taxa and sequences are short, leading to type II errors (incorrect acceptance of the clock).

correction: An earlier version of this story gave incorrect application and acceptance rates for UCLA in 2016.

One reason is the phenomenon of the "information cascade," the way in which incorrect ideas gain acceptance by being parroted until eventually we assume they must be true even in the absence of persuasive evidence.

Mukherjee et al. [158] have shown that after accepting H+, the hepatochlor pH increases which is true but the term reduction used by them is incorrect as the acceptance of proton, by definition, is oxidation.

Given that there often is a disconnect between teachers' perception of classroom learning and actual learning, we would not be surprised to find that the community college professors we surveyed similarly had incorrect perceptions of student acceptance of evolution.

Interviews aim to explore these factors, counter incorrect perceptions, and generate acceptance and other adaptive coping behaviors.

Briggs highlights the mainstreaming of cult films by pointing out the respectful obituaries that cult directors have received from formerly hostile publications and acceptance of politically incorrect films at mainstream film festivals.

Forming a representative sample by manual sampling is challenging and time consuming and if the sampling results in non-representative samples it may result in incorrect decisions about the rejection or acceptance of the grain lot.

Given an acceptance set, the probability that the verifier makes an incorrect rejection decision can be computed after the conditional probabilities are specified.

We hypothesise that developing PSS in user- and stakeholder-integrated settings supports acceptance and diffusion and, by taking into account users' social practices of utilising novelties, reduces rebound effects caused by incorrect application.