Sentence examples for 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.

The likely consequence is to prove to them that something is grievously, terrifyingly wrong with their capacity for fact retention.

"I'm confident they will conclude that I have done nothing wrong in my capacity as governor," he said.

Look, don't get me wrong: our human capacity for self-control is an important resource.

Enamored with the magical efficacy of counterinsurgency tactics, they bet wrong on the capacity of the U.S. government or its military to transform the chaotic, unmovable facts on the ground in Iraq.

Fricker introduces the idea of epistemic injustice, which arises when somebody is wronged in her capacity as a knower.

Mention that we are all born with a knowledge that there are right and wrong plus many capacities to appreciate simplicity and elegance, and to communicate, analyze, synthesize and calculate -- plus design and build so that it is natural for people to take pleasure in creativity and not pointless destruction.

You say that Wallace was wrong about Federer's capacity to transform the game.

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.

There's nothing wrong with expanding manufacturing capacity through tax credits and other incentives, as the president is aggressively trying to do, or with providing money for the specialized training that many companies need.

"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.