Sentence examples for incorrect sensing from inspiring English sources

Chrysler said a routine inspection at the assembly plant revealed that an incorrect sensing system had been installed.

With the incorrect sensing outcome, the SN operates in interweave mode though the PN is active.

However, due to the impacts of fading, noise uncertainty, and shadowing, SUs may often obtain incorrect sensing results.

If the SU obtains an incorrect sensing result (mathcal {H}_{1}) when the channel state is (mathcal {H}_{0}), i.e., false alarm, the SU will refrain from transmitting and a spectrum opportunity is wasted.

On the other hand, if the SU obtains an incorrect sensing result (mathcal {H}_{0}) when the channel state is (mathcal {H}_{1}), i.e., miss detection, the SU will collide with a PU.

This is one of the most problematic and reoccurring issues with such animations, particularly as they provide a completely incorrect sense of how the molecular world works.

Do you need a drink, honey?"' Her off-the-cuff, politically incorrect sense of humor, which has gotten her into trouble in the national news media, can also get real laughs, as it did at another recent women's group meeting in Orlando, when she said of China, "Of course, they have more people than ants there".

So this is the strange paradox of the modern epidemic: The speed of information is both our greatest defense against a true epidemic in a city like New York, and it is the source of constant, nagging anxiety that creates the — entirely incorrect — sense that we live in unusually perilous times.

With regards to cultural issues, I'm perhaps using 'culture' in an overly broad and incorrect sense, but certainly Mongolian dinosaurs are part of Mongolian history and British dinosaurs part of British history and it should be no surprise that people find a special interest in things from their own countries and have a special attachment to them.

"There is an incorrect sense that they're handing out Kool-Aid in the halls," jokes Woodman, 23.

Since 1980, an incorrect sense has arisen that Bush was mocking the "Laffer curve" implications of the tax cut, that a cut in rates could lead to high revenue.