Sentence examples for seems erroneous from inspiring English sources
Even the term "free" seems erroneous: even players given "a free role", even players given no more instruction than being told to run about a bit, cannot but exist in relation to other players (which of course was Arrigo Sacchi's great insight: positions have no meaning other than in relation to team-mates, opponents, the ball and space).
Dell's website currently lists the screen resolution as 1280×576, which seems erroneous.
Third, you are encouraged to let them know if your initial CSR assignment seems erroneous.
- Third, you are encouraged to let them know if your initial study-section assignment seems erroneous.
This explanation, however, seems erroneous because the intense pre-sputter is resulting in a material that acts like the water-poor PPRG 215-1 even though cesium increases overall ionization.
For example the connection from contig 16 to 44 seems erroneous but it can be explained by a 1.5 kb repeating substring of contig 44.
Firstly, although not refuted in the literature, it may seem erroneous to measure wear or penetration with the patient not weight-bearing (Smith et al. 1999, Digas et al. 2003).
He'd spent 10 grueling years developing the general theory of relativity, seeking a better understanding of gravity, but to him the notion of an expanding or contracting cosmos seemed blatantly erroneous.
Given the fact that the CuO containing cells are at the maximum edge of their light harvesting capabilities, further increasing the Cu O TiO2 ratio by thickening the CuO layer seems like an erroneous approach.
This erroneous claim seems to be generated by a general lack of Brazilian No1s playing regularly in the big European leagues.
