Sentence examples for terminology error from inspiring English sources

SIR —I very much enjoyed your survey on wireless technology, but as a physicist who has been involved in the semiconductor industry for 19 years as a fabricator, instructor and consultant, I must point out a serious terminology error in your articles.

A common terminology error is to call any young horse a "colt", when the term actually only refers to young male horses.

The definition of the two terminologies "original error" and "propagated error" are just right necessary.

Following the publication of this article, the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher were alerted to concerns over terminology used, errors in the reference list, and unacceptable levels of similar text with a previously published paper: Deuba K, et al. Risk of HIV infection among men having sex with men in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.

The terminology of "original error" captures the essence that the error is injected to one link from the outside word.

Another terminology is propagated error ((T−1 ⋅ TZ → Y) ⋅ Z) which represents the propagated result of the link error in the network coding.

The site pointed to many apparently counterfeit elements in the documents, like odd terminology, misspellings, grammatical errors and the apparent use of a typewriter.

This annotator was more familiar with the terminology, detected more errors, and created annotations against the terminology more accurately.

Often, the wear patterns described do not appear to reflect the aetiology suggested, and this relates to lack of uniformity with tooth wear terminology and translation errors.

"It was an error of terminology and interpretation," she said.

Each fund uses its own method and terminology when discussing tracking error, but it's clear that some funds mimic their benchmarks better than others.