Sentence examples for misrepresentations of the system from inspiring English sources
Classical theories become increasingly inaccurate at deflection amplitudes of the order of the shell thickness, evidencing that significant misrepresentations of the system behavior are possible if reduced-order kinematics are taken into account.
With these subtleties in mind, this work will define one facet of abstraction as the omission of irrelevant information, but not in cases where this amounts to an explicit misrepresentation of the system (which would be called an idealisation).
The church has also spoken out about Remini's misrepresentation of the organization. .
To justify the upward redistribution implicit in the Geithner policy there have also been serious misrepresentations of the state of the financial system.
And the Labour Party — which might have been expected to protest the misrepresentation of a system it supports and that supports millions of elderly and disabled Britons — remained silent.
Past misrepresentations of the electroreduction mechanism of protonated forms of imines is attributed to insufficiently controlled compositions of supporting electrolytes.
Finally, Burns et al. (2015) include several misrepresentations of the scientific literature.
Evidence from yeast indicates that phylogenies based on paralogous genes with asymmetric divergence are misrepresentations of the organismal phylogeny [ 10].
Drew objected to the misrepresentation of the "50 best" jury system by Le Chef magazine.
Extracted articles were examined for industry-friendly bias, identified by three methods: analysis with a validated instrument for monitoring bias in continuing medical education (CME); analysis for bias defined as statements that ran contrary to external evidence; and a tally of misrepresentations about the endocannabinoid system.
In a chapter about political organization, he proclaimed that "parliament is a misrepresentation of the people," and that the party system is a "contemporary form of dictatorship".
