Sentence examples for confused relation from inspiring English sources

Clearly, synchronous is the most confused relation type for annotators; its error distribution is shown in Fig. 4.

There was no stepfather to confuse relations, loyalties; Charlie (as her father called her) could remark to him, "Why should she expect me to take after her?" Her father was a neurologist.

This could confuse the relation between type of institution and quality of care.

Indonesia's President Abdurrahman Wahid returned to the capital, Jakarta, on February 13th after a two-week tour abroad with just about everyone confused over his relations with General Wiranto, the former military chief.

As shown in Fig. 5, the relation most confused with background is evaluation, because we classify the phrase pattern "V+result"—such as for 發展 V1)得很好(V2) fāzhǎn de hěnhǎo 'well-developed' as background.

Parents' feelings of exposure and anxiety about being misjudged remained when they felt confused and insecure in relation to the PCHC nurse.

Parents reported frustration in relation to confused information about appointments, and miscommunication about when they should arrive at the hospital for induction of labour.

A phenomenon that has, at times, been confused with the social relations of totemism is that of the individual guardian.

(Dr. Krebs said he was often confused with Dr. Hans Krebs, no relation, who won a Nobel Prize in 1953 for deciphering a series of chemical reactions that provide energy in cells and that is widely known as the Krebs cycle).

It must not be confused with the purely logical relation of deducibility.

Bird expert David McKelvey talks about interspecific communication with birds, that is, when birds have become confused in their communication and relations with creatures not of their kind; on the sexual behavior of birds; birdcalls; and cooperation among birds in flight and while nesting, made possible by certain signals.