Sentence examples for incorrect by the from inspiring English sources
For its brief stand at the Iridium on Thursday and yesterday, that ensemble was rendered numerically incorrect by the addition of a pianist, Geri Allen.
It was frequently displayed as an item of curiosity in the eighteenth century but it probably fell into neglect after it was viewed and dismissed as cartographically incorrect by the astronomer and mathematician Edmond Halley [1, 3].
Words that were deemed incorrect by the strict standard were interpreted by an experimenter blind to condition, who allowed for minor misspellings, confusion of plural and singular, and the use of synonyms.
The system can make two types of errors: (a) a false rejection, in which case a correctly decoded utterance is classified as incorrect by the UV or (b) a false acceptance, in which case an incorrectly decoded utterance is classified as correct.
This assertion has been proven to be incorrect by the current ridership figures.
It was these formations that the scientific community widely suspected were formed by lunar volcanism, but this hypothesis was proven incorrect by the composition of lunar samples from the mission.
If the relay-destination link is more reliable than the direct link which is given in most of the cases, it is highly probable that the overall decoding at the destination will be incorrect influenced by the incorrect relay codeword and consequently the decoding may fail; error propagation.
In the calendar used at the time, May was the third month of the year, but the date in the record is incorrect by a day, as the actual date of death was 1 June.
They found that in some cases, a third party used to verify orders was given incorrect information by the Verizon representative or entered wrong information into its databases.
Its claim to represent the "unanimous consent of the estates" was plainly incorrect, since by the end of May most of the rulers had long since left Worms.
Republicans, for their part, have sounded more confident from the start, in part because the incorrect call by the networks that Mr. Bush had won the election seemed to give them a presumption of victory, at least psychologically.
