Jen: Being misinterpreted which is often more my fault than anyone else's.
Omar, a Somali refugee, has not always expressed herself succinctly and clearly; she has apologized for some statements that she says have been misinterpreted, which is more than Donald Trump has ever done.
A perfect drawing communicates an exact requirement, or specification, that cannot be misinterpreted and which may form part of a legal contract between supplier and user.
The lawyer, Joel P. Bennett, who represents a former employee of Mr. Cain's at the National Restaurant Association, said the accusations did not center on a single exchange that could be easily misinterpreted, which is how Mr. Cain has characterized it.
So, some details about the root anatomy can be misinterpreted or lost, which hinder the visualization of the root canal anatomy and any concavities that may be present in the proximal root surface.
Emphysema is always non-dependent and most prominent immediately after surgery, and should not be misinterpreted as necrotising fasciitis, which usually occurs later and is associated with erythema, foul-smelling drainage from the wound, fever and pain [3].
In other words, going out of your way to hangout with him, or hanging out with him too often, may be misinterpreted as attraction, in which case you would have to return to step #1.
A combined effect of the two aforementioned processes increases the slope of the polarization curve, which may be misinterpreted as the growth of the cell ohmic resistivity.
A key finding is that certain microstructures show multiple peaks in the complex plane, which may be misinterpreted as separate electrochemical processes in real impedance data.
