Sentence examples for confusing designs from inspiring English sources

Arthur J. Fried, executive director of the Center for Excellence in New York City Governance at New York University, agreed, saying that the board had been forced to choose between several confusing designs.

As a result alarms are frequently too loud, irritating, confusing, badly designed, and too numerous, resulting in them often being turned off and hindering, rather than enhancing, task performance.

Some authors seemed to confuse cohort designs with those of before and after designs, which elaborated conclusions unsupported by their data.

It is an all too common error to confuse intelligent design with religious belief.

Data collection confused in design, inappropriate instrumentation, poor timing or conditions.

Drafting well-worded policy documents should not be confused with designing and implementing effective pharmaceutical policies.

Because the symptoms of poor circuit design can be confused with PCB design problems, the chapter lists some of these issues.

Several experts said in interviews that they found the episode confusing because data center designs typically anticipate expansions and allow construction to take place without disconnecting from the grid.

But some menu designs are confusing, such as having to go to the separate Plants menu to add a new species to your list, instead of being able to do this in the main plant database.

All this good design is confusing.

Jamming receivers is a big part of this, especially when there are blitzes or confusing pre-snap looks designed for creating a misguided expectation of pressure.