Sentence examples for is miscalculated from inspiring English sources
verb
To incorrectly calculate; to make a gross error in judgement.
- They miscalculated, by assuming it was standard, not metric.
Hawkes's central metaphor is miscalculated, however.
"Changing Lanes" is miscalculated, yet a lot of it goes oddly right — so right that some members of the audience, recalling times when they blew up and acted stupidly, may be haunted by it for years.
In this way, when one channel, say, is corrupted by artifact and the corresponding parameter estimate is miscalculated, the SQI will be low and the sudden change of will make the residual error large.
The jury denied FBT productions, former associates of Eminem, claim of $1.47 million but did award the company $159,000 is miscalculated royalties.
"The U.S. is miscalculating," the North's Rodong Sinmun newspaper said in a commentary.
Something was miscalculated there.
Of those that did, 13percentt had been miscalculated.
The day ended with officials saying the huge figure had been miscalculated and offering apologies.
Both failed, largely because the size of the market was miscalculated.
"He's miscalculated on Afghanistan, and now it is the center of drug trade again.
Labour seem quite chipper tonight because they think he's miscalculated.
