Sentence examples for incorrectly representing from inspiring English sources

As a result, we cannot simply add the missing character readings in our comparative dataset without running the danger of incorrectly representing a given reconstruction system.

If the Population Register fails to determine that two identities represent the same person, or vice-versa, then Disease Registers may incorrectly interpret two notifications of the same case of disease as representing two cases, or two notifications as incorrectly representing the same case.

Edges are not properly recovered and textures are incorrectly represented or removed.

An article in the April issue, "Do-It-Yourself Plastic Surgery," incorrectly represented the views of the American Association of Plastic Surgeons.

Such counter-intuitive phenomenon has design implications if irregular earthquake loadings in the field are incorrectly represented as equivalent uniform loading in the laboratory.

For each of the problems discussed, we provide examples with simulated data to demonstrate how different plotting techniques can correctly, or incorrectly, represent the underlying structure of data.

In view of the fact that, firstly this information is often only partially known, and secondly the transfers are sometimes incorrectly represented, these models can rapidly drift and need to be regularly corrected.

Tye distinguishes similarly between nonveridically seeing a sharp object as blurry, which experience incorrectly represents the boundaries as fuzzy, and seeing the same object blurrily, which does not represent them, except to place them within broad limits.

Such debates are common [24,25] for example, and since we suspect that the growth of chemistry databases will continue to outstrip the resources to curate them, more automated mechanisms for identifying incorrectly represented molecules would be useful.

The demarcation between contingent propositions, which can be used to correctly or incorrectly represent parts of the world, and mathematical propositions, which can be decided in a purely formal, syntactical manner, is maintained by Wittgenstein until his death in 1951 (Zettel §701, 1947; PI II, 2001 Ed., pp. 192 193e, 1949).

Accordingly, diesel exposure is likely over-estimated and may be incorrectly represented as diesel exposure.