Sentence examples for is erroneously associated from inspiring English sources

If there is a moving object, and the data is erroneously associated with a landmark in the map database, many localization algorithms will fail, and the map will be deteriorated by the data of the moving object.

Once, gay culture was erroneously associated with bathhouses and nightclubs.

Description: In Keeling's catalogue, 24-828 was erroneously associated with a song from 24-827.

The archaeological site and tourist attraction of Mixco Viejo was named after being erroneously associated with the Postclassic Poqomam capital referred to in colonial records by that name.

Hence, whatever the chosen imaging configuration, (CW or ITD), the signal of a weak fluorescent source at a given depth could be erroneously associated to that of a source with stronger intensity located deeper in the slab.

To the dental professional in general practice, the delivery of dental treatment can be compromised by the willingness of the patient to accept a procedure that is often erroneously associated with painful stimuli.

For many, the conception of evolution is erroneously limited to a theory of "monkey-to-man" and it is often associated with atheism.

Furthermore, the relationship between AP and importance is erroneously assumed to be independent.

When this false belief happens, the mental model is erroneously assumed to be valid.

Another story erroneously associated the fact that implantable digital defibrillators are more precise than canonical ones to the fact that they are more life-saving, thus increasing benefits of the new product though there is no effective advantage for health.

Maple was a former confidant of Commissioner Bill Bratton and the key architect of Compstat, NYPD's performance management system (erroneously associated with broken windows) that has gone viral among police departments.