Word: incorrection
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...think this opinion may be proved incorrect by the example of the so-called Westford Project. This was the proposal to girdle the earth with a belt of fine metal needle, thus forming an artificial ionosphere to be used for long-distance communications. The International Astronomical Union, including the U.S. delegation, condemned the Westford experiment because of its probable deleterious effect on radio astronomical observations...
...universities that operate large off-campus enterprises are doing this as a service to the Government in supplying important research activities essential to Government responsibilities. It is incorrect to give the impression that we are almost fully Government-supported...
...elections ruling himself out as a candidate in 1965. But, he added coyly, "I did not mention a date. I think it was right not to do so, my friends, for retiring from this office will depend on a number of domestic, foreign and personal considerations. It is totally incorrect to say that the Adenauer era is coming...
...author proves the assumption to have been incorrect and the hope vain. After the British government realized that it could not persuade the Bolsheviks to reopen the war, it conducted military operations in the outer parts of Russia to protect its interests against future German advance. Yet as the author states, the Germans were too concerned about the military situation in the West to penetrate further into Russia. Thus, after the Armistice of November 11, 1918, the British were left with small forces in North and Central Russia who attacked a mission. Ullman leaves the second stage of British intervention...
...American tendency to describe three western religious as parallel--Protestant, Catholic, Jew--is incorrect, he asserted. Judaism, inherently means not only a religion but a peoplehood, although this concept has been forgotten in America, and is hard for both the Jew and non-Jew to understand...