Sentence examples for wrongly identify from inspiring English sources

This method reduces the risk to wrongly identify the modal parameters due to the presence of harmonics.

As a consequence, the diagnosis system could wrongly identify this situation as an interference problem.

However, many founders wrongly identify, either by mistake or out of sheer hope, if they have achieved product market fit or not.

In homoscedastic series, two consecutive outliers have a tremendous effect on the first order sample cross-correlation, even if they are not very big, and could lead to wrongly identify asymmetries in a series that is actually white noise.

However since M-estimators are simple to understand and considering that recent methods are sometimes so sensitive that they wrongly identify good points as outliers (Hund et al. 2002), we chose to use these type of estimators.

Consequently, we could wrongly identify asymmetries in a series that is actually white noise or we could identify a positive leverage effect when it is truly negative as in the EGARCH process.

Those who have been wrongly identified may sue for libel.

Another had wrongly identified Evelyn Waugh as a "her".

The New York brief wrongly identified Justice Douglas as "the first S.E.C. chairman".

A caption wrongly identified Oltsen as carving hide; he is decorating an antler.

Cronkite is also wrongly identified as the CBS co-anchor for the 1984 Democratic Convention.