Sentence examples for wrong interpretations from inspiring English sources

The Internet is one platform where she discusses what she considers the right and wrong interpretations of Islam.

As a consequence, the effectiveness of the manufacturing process to improve the surface integrity can be predicted more precisely and wrong interpretations of the measured residual stress depth profiles can be avoided.

He added, "In order to make a really consistent and comprehensive curatorial argument, we need to create the exhibition in one venue that is carefully constructed so that the site does not overshadow or bring wrong interpretations to the artworks.

And we felt that in order to make a really condensed and comprehensive argument, we needed to put it in one venue because perhaps the venues would overshadow or bring wrong interpretations into the work.

Because of the sensitivity to pre-existing defects, the mechanical properties of a small specimen may vary from one to another and the nonlocal effects can be disguised by other effects, which leads to different or even wrong interpretations on experimental data.

To correct these wrong interpretations of his thought, he wrote the Prolegomena zu einer jeden künftigen Metaphysik die als Wissenschaft wird auftreten können (1783; Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics That Will be Able to Come Forward as Science) and brought out a second and revised edition of the first Critique in 1787.

"It's a wrong interpretation," he said.

But that is the wrong interpretation.

Wrong interpretation of these logs leads to costly risks in determination of pay zones and calculation of hydrocarbon in place.

Ah, Mr Powell explained, that was again quite the wrong interpretation of the email.

It is a wrong interpretation, but it is not an unreasonable one.