Sentence examples for the wrong capacity from inspiring English sources

Choosing the correct multinomial tree capacity model for the design that yielded the data (full display or single cue) is critical; analyzing the data with the wrong capacity model will yield uninterpretable results.

He said that his members told him that there was over capacity in Northern Ireland and there was the "wrong sort of capacity".

"But the ability of people to exploit animals and plants is moving in the wrong direction, because the capacity of people to have semi-automatic machine guns or whatever is much greater than it was.

STANDING on the wrong side of "full capacity" didn't discourage the dozens of Andrew Bird fans gathered outside the singer's show at Waterloo Records in Austin last month.

But it provides fodder for critics who are already using it as a metaphor for a president who, in their view, focuses on the wrong priorities and overestimates his capacity to persuade the world to follow his lead.

The field note below suggests how a busy, noisy and sometimes chaotic ward, with a lack of privacy, can be the wrong environment for a careful capacity assessment.

He said Mr. Obama was demanding a "wholesale reduction in the nation's military capacity" at just the wrong time, with "massive" cuts that have no "serious military rationale".

Jim Prior found her "vindictive and nasty"; others spoke of "her tendency to fly off the handle too early, her capacity to get the wrong end of the stick and her reluctance to apologise".

But much of the capacity is in the wrong places.

But, Fricker argues, the wrong done to somebody in her capacity as a knower is also an intrinsic harm.

In the case of a recent DoD decision regarding the mental health of our service members, Churchill understates our capacity for doing the wrong thing over and over again.