Sentence examples for conflation to from inspiring English sources

And allowing the conflation to affect your loved ones is unacceptable: foisting a British train on your kids may scar them for life.

It would be a facile conflation to suggest that his murderousness was derived from his loneliness, any more than to say that his case proves the inefficacy of community gardening as a salve for friendlessness.

It cannot be treated as if it were a neutral term: as Adrian Guelke argues, it "carries a massive emotional punch" (see Stephen Glover, in the Daily Mail, attacking Miliband by resorting to the classic women-and-children conflation to tug on our heart strings: "How can it ever be 'justifiable' to kill innocent women and children in a terrorist act?").

To minimize the impact of this conflation and to emphasize the detection of habitat-directed LGT connections between distant relatives, we use the raw distance ratio (i.e., not subtracted from 1.0) to maximize the contribution of distantly related genomes from the same habitat.

The party split soon after, with one faction heading off to form the British National Party and another seeking to create a new conflation of back-to-the-land ecology, racial mysticism and terrorism called the Third Position.

However, results from the present pixel-level technique suggest that these changes are limited to the central metatarsals, and that regional methods can suggest significance where none exists in the actual raw (pixel-level) data, due to signal aliasing and, in particular, to conflation of regional boundaries.

As in a document words can have variants such as plural, singular, words with suffixes, etc., which should not change its semantic representation, we use a conflation technique [20] to merge the words that have lexical variations to a single word.

For such applications, it is possible to learn from methods in similar areas like road network matching (RNM) and map conflation, in order to achieve a more accurate solution.

That led to conflation of the threat posed by al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.

This creative conflation also led to many confusions about what Darwin did mean by species.

The weak indication was a characteristic conflation when trying to name a fraction based on an incomplete partition that shows an awareness of multiple levels of units but an inability to keep track of them.