The use of identical items may contribute to the low capacity since it is likely that observers sometimes confused tracked items with untracked items within the same set of objects.
Drivers often confuse track insurance provided by clubs, which in most cases covers only liability and injury, with collision insurance.
Dr. Morens, of the infectious diseases institute, said his studies of influenza pandemics left a confusing track record and "are rewiring our brains about thinking about influenza".
He told Guardian Australia that Morrison may have confused the track record of industry funds with bank-owned super funds "that have next to no direct investment in infrastructure".
Our approach should not be confused with shock tracking or front tracking methods in which a combination of the finite difference or finite volume methods (in smooth regions) with an explicit method of tracking the location of discontinuity is employed.
If it's not clear, employees get confused and lose track of the success factors, but at the same time, you need to give people the opportunity to try things," he said.
Insects may cast prominent shadows on the ground, which tend to confuse the tracking algorithm and cause it to jump back and forth between the insect and its shadow, producing artifacts in the recorded trajectory.
And hearing the album's title track (not to be confused with the title track of an album from the 1970s by the blind Catalan pianist Tete Montoliu, on which Mr. Heath also played) will possibly make you want to revisit his playing on record, going back through the discographies of the Heath Brothers, Yusef Lateef and many others.
She was timed in 2 minutes 23.16 seconds on a track that confused many racers with its varied conditions, occasional bumps and changing light.
And a few weeks later I found myself clutching my bag with my six bottles of pills, standing on a train platform in Bangalore completely exhausted and confused as to what track led where.
