Sentence examples for be confused with second from inspiring English sources

This second differential fit is not to be confused with "second derivative spectroscopy" where derivatives of the measured intensity are fit to derivatives of the basis chromophore spectra to obtain concentrations of the basis components.

This is not to be confused with a second Verizon program for people with lost, stolen or damaged phones that are not under warranty.

She is not to be confused with the second wife, Marianne, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and was visiting her mother when her husband called to tell her there was another woman.

None of Atwood's books will ever be confused with the second word of that title.

That was painting, not to be confused with his first creative love and first profession, jazz drums.

The second anniversary is dust, not to be confused with the fortieth anniversary, ashes.

Note that this second derivative with respect to the time t should not be confused with the second-order sensitivities described and used in [ 9, 10, 23], which are the second derivatives of the system variables with respect to the system parameters.

The first-order sentence sk must not be confused with the second-order sentence SK.

The first-order sentence φ* = (∃f1)…(∃fn)ψ* must not be confused with the second-order sentence φ** = (∃F1)…(∃Fn)ψ**.

This is a new show and not to be confused with the Seventeenth Annual International Automobile Show, which is to be held in the spring.

The reference in the discussion of the Mode of Relativity (Ι 167) is a reference back to PH I 39 where Sextus tells us that all Ten Modes of Aenesidemus can be put under the generic heading of 'relativity' (not to be confused with the eighth of the Ten Modes, also known as the Mode of Relativity although it seems as though Sextus himself made precisely that confusion; Annas and Barnes 1985: 142 3).