Sentence examples for wrong relation from inspiring English sources

But there's that psychological threat -- a fear of being swallowed up, of getting cold (again, this is real and serious) and of being in the wrong relation to the space around us.

Spelling mistakes were corrected, and features where the wrong relation word had been selected (e.g., "does in the sea") were also corrected when the intention was clear ("is in the sea").

If two genes present a dynamic time order relation, the regression relying on the true relation will have a better log-likelihood value than the regression based on the wrong relation, as Equations 12 and 13 represent two different dynamic time orders.

We got it wrong in relation to not regulating the banks enough, we got that wrong, we've got to accept that.

"As we've said all along, none of us believed we'd done anything wrong in relation to the 2012 supplements program," Watson said.

"Are you conscious of being in the wrong in relation to some other person — who need not necessarily be aware of it?

Margot Kidder tries to do something with this thankless part, but she's harsh-voiced, and comes across as nervous and jumpy; she seems all wrong in relation to Reeve, who outclasses her.

Hogan-Howe said: "I am pleased that this independent investigation has concluded that I did nothing wrong, in relation to both statements I gave to the media and my conduct on the day of the disaster.

The contradiction proves that inequality (3.7) is wrong, and relation (3.6) is true.

Wrong spatial relations show as additional edges in the scene, whereas all edges in the scene coincide for an accurate transformation.

AR for those who felt wronged in relation to specific encounter-items could be interpreted as: If social insurance staffs had, for example, listened to the patients, 39.8% would not have felt wronged, (Table  2).