Sentence examples for incorrect calculations of from inspiring English sources

"It is not the case that the council has undertaken incorrect calculations of the concentrations of nitrogen dioxide.

Not taking such pores into account leads to incorrect calculations of petrophysical properties of rock, therefore the problem of characterizing sub-resolution porosity is identified as a critical issue for geosciences applications.

ACBPS have also declined to answer questions about whether they continue to stand by the findings of a joint review into the incursions into Indonesian waters, which found there had been a series of incorrect calculations of Indonesia's baselines that show the boundaries of their waters.

A programming error led to incorrect calculations of within-family variances for full-sib families.

Images were edited using Adobe Photoshop Elements v6.0 to show only macrophages, to prevent incorrect calculations of cellular and PM areas (Fig.  2a and b).

"On each occasion the incursion was inadvertent in that each arose from incorrect calculation of the boundaries of Indonesian waters rather than as a deliberate action or navigational error".

"On each occasion the incursion was inadvertent in that each arose from incorrect calculation of the boundaries of Indonesian waters rather than as a deliberate action or navigational error," the report states.

Acquiring the data during the first few cycles of perturbations leads to an incorrect calculation of the impedance, particularly for large amplitude perturbations.

Since the normal forces and shear resistances acting on the other discontinuity planes are omitted, it can cause unreasonable estimations of block failure modes and incorrect calculation of factors of safety.

When the problem is stiff, because of insufficient spatial/temporal resolution, a well-known spurious numerical phenomenon occurs in standard finite volume schemes: the incorrect calculation of the speed of propagation of discontinuities.

A publicly released version of a commissioned review of the incursions – led by a panel made up of two customs officers and three defence officers – found they had occurred as a result of "incorrect calculation of the boundaries of Indonesian waters", rather than navigational error or an intentional act.