But as painstaking as it is in its record of each indignity, "The Death of Louis XIV" also locates an unmistakably dark humor in the rivalries and power struggles, the fluttering reactions and confused protocols playing out in the shadows.
Our findings showed that systematic reviews can be confused with protocols and reports of clinical trials, even among experienced users who have a clear idea of the difference between these document types.
In the above example, it may be considered confusing that the protocol used for optional stopping depends on the data that is being recorded.
"Facebook's lax oversight of its privacy protocols and confusing privacy settings put the personal information of millions of Americans at risk," Racine said.
Figure 2: Will it be better to call "Network (REST protocol)" just as "REST Protocol" to avoid confusing with other uses of "network" in the manuscript?
(Do you guys in the UK have the Video Professor?) But come on, confusing "Intellectual Property" with "Internet Protocol" just reeks of, "I have no idea what I'm doing, I'm just writing what the lobbyist tells me to write".
Organisational deficits were responsible in 40% (n = 55) of reports resulting from confusing referral criteria, or a difficult to follow referral protocol.
In February, Gov. Phil Bredesen imposed a 90-day moratorium on four executions while the state revised its death penalty protocols, which had been criticized as a hodgepodge of conflicting, confusing instructions.
At the moment it's a complex, even barmy, idea which is made doubly confusing by the fact the word Mastercoin not only describes a currency, but a protocol.
Justice Breyer told Mr. Verrilli he had read scientific articles supporting the one-drug protocol that were cited in the briefs filed by the inmates and had found them confusing.
