Sentence examples for adopt confusion from inspiring English sources

Below, we adopt confusion matrix to demonstrate the overall system performance (see Table 5).

A gay couple have said they went to England to adopt because of confusion over the law in Northern Ireland.

Shake your fist, and your avatar's face appears angry, or turn up your palms to adopt a look of confusion.

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A review in 1973 noted that "Greater Manchester" would be unlikely to be adopted because of confusion with the Manchester post town.

The energy crisis has even led officials to consider the unthinkable: instituting daylight saving time, something they have previously declined to adopt because it might cause confusion.

We can suppose that such agents will adopt devices to obviate the confusion.

To avoid confusion we will not adopt this inclusive usage.

As a type of critical philosophy, nayavāda holds that all philosophical disputes arise out of confusion of standpoints, and the standpoints we adopt are, although we may not realize it, "the outcome of purposes that we may pursue".

As a type of critical philosophy, nayavāda holds that philosophical disputes arise out of confusion of standpoints, and the standpoints we adopt are "the outcome of purposes that we may pursue"—although we may not realise it.

This is exacerbated by the failure of policy to adopt either a top down approach or decentralisation, causing confusion as to which aspects of EPR implementation is the responsibility of NHS organisations or that of central government.