When part of the expert knowledge is missing or transferred incorrectly, incomplete and inconsistent knowledge-bases (KB) result, which leads to faulty inductions in reasoning and wrong decision-making.
A touchdown ruled incorrectly, or the wrong call at home plate, can be a fatal mistake.
Use it incorrectly in the wrong context, and you just seem … well, a bit disrespectful.
"When Barack Obama incorrectly named the wrong concentration camp that his great-uncle had helped liberate, that was incorrectly called a gaffe," protests James Miceli in an e-mail message.
He ordered an un-Menjou-like beer that I poured incorrectly -- too fast, wrong angle -- making a foamy mess on the bar.
He says DIY users may place electrodes incorrectly, thus stimulating the wrong part of their brain, or reverse the polarity of current, potentially impairing the very things they are trying to improve.
The railroad, the architects, the artist, stumbled to explain that they meant to give railroad passengers the sense of looking down on earth from space, but it appears the ceiling mural had been copied incorrectly, working from the wrong side from a star chart.
The police, seeing them run, incorrectly concluded they had done something wrong and gave chase.
Eventually, the men willingly followed their captains even when they thought (incorrectly) that the captains were on the wrong river.
Drivers could be given the right to claim compensation if they are incorrectly fined for parking in the wrong place.
