Sentence examples for introducing wrong from inspiring English sources

"As Judith is admiring this stuff," Mr. Salonen said, "Bartok starts introducing wrong notes," reflecting her growing awareness of the evil connected with his riches.

Contrarily, there was a risk of introducing wrong data that would degrade the system's performance over time.

Another drawback is that the identification of artificial landmarks used in this study is based on a measurement likelihood that aggregates to the possibility of introducing wrong data association.

Most commercially-available DNA polymerases used for quantitative PCR have low rates of introducing wrong bases (errors) into DNA product.

Since diffraction introduces wrong fading effects, a spatial (2D) average moving filter has been applied as a postprocessing method to reduce the impact of the frequency reduction.

As shown in Figure 6, the residual's norm of the CGLS-LPIC detector exhibits an erratic behavior at later stages where it fluctuates and introduces wrong peaks in the curvature curve resulting in wrong stage index calculation using the L-curve method.

Burg: My struggle is against the law - [I'd explain this] if we had time, which we don't - because this is the nature of a plan that introduces wrongs that the law allows in Jerusalem.

Introducing a "tourism tax" for Hull has been branded a "very poor" idea that "sends out the wrong message".

Can't they pray at home?" Dan Gilliam, 27, who works at Midlands Vaping, a local e-cigarette cafe, and lives near the mosque site, says: "It's introducing the wrong community into the area.

In this regard, introducing the "wrong" person into a team can have devastating effects on performance.

You don't want to to end up having blundered before the introductions have even begun by introducing the wrong people to each other or by interrupting a fantastic conversation just to get the details out of the way.