Sentence examples for prove erroneous from inspiring English sources

Another technique such as a discrete cosine transform, used in the widely spread -jpeg standard does not suffer these anomalies but can still prove erroneous at times.

He examined the messier operations of the nineteen-nineties, beginning with the debacle in Somalia, and concluded, "What is certain about the future is that even the best efforts to predict the conditions of future war will prove erroneous.

Gene Scheer's libretto ties together two epochal events from a single day in 1964: the discovery of the bodies of three missing civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Miss., and Johnson's decision to bomb North Vietnam after reports of attacks on American ships in the Gulf of Tonkin, which would later prove erroneous.

But, consumer confidence has held up far more robustly than expected and, yet again, it is clear that while economic models can make reasoned judgements about the future, those judgements can prove erroneous.

Accordingly, count-based methods to determine dyssynchrony indices may also prove erroneous in these cases.

Carpal angles are measured with wrist in neutral position but the measurements may prove erroneous if applied to patients with distal radial fractures with an associated implied wrist flexion.

One of those reports proved erroneous, leaving the other also open to question.

On Tuesday night, a reported sighting -- later proven erroneous -- sent investigators and reporters racing into the darkness.

For New Yorkers, the snow in January was something of a near-miss – US National Weather Service warnings of a "potentially historic blizzard" proved erroneous.

People can almost actively cling to high numbers of dead or hurt despite the fact that those numbers have been proven erroneous.

There was also evidence that the northern Hayward segment may have ruptured in 1836 but that has since been proved erroneous, he said.