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Tyack condemned the design as "imposing a spurious version of a garden that never existed on a historic and much-valued urban landscape that has been preserved and maintained over many generations".

An improved version of the moving average methodology is used to eliminate spurious vectors from the experimental data.

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He hides a Nabokov reference in a spurious "About the Author" paragraph (Mason is not, in fact, "the John Shade Professor of Archaeocryptography and Paleomathematics at Magdalen College, Oxford," but a computer scientist from Palo Alto) and begins with the 21st century version of the manuscript-discovered-in-a-desk gambit.

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Perhaps it was the spurious precision of the headline that caught my eye.

Few could have argued that Petty's case was spurious: Parts of the two songs overlap note for note.

Instead, however, many of them get their beliefs more from the spurious notes of the Scofield Reference Bible, Hal Lindsey's "Late Great Planet Earth" or the equally spurious B-grade movies they watch as in the "Left Behind" series.

"You can't have it both ways," said Lochbaum, who reviewed the un-censored version of Perkins report and concluded that the redactions were spurious.

Using correlation, or some transformed version of correlation measure as the basis for reconstructing regulatory networks is an approximation made for convenience of modeling and analysis, with a sacrifice of making spurious findings (see examples in [ 9]).

Spurious extension of an alignment due to compositional bias is possible but highly unlikely given the composition-based statistical corrections implemented in the current version of BLAST [ 42, 43].