Sentence examples for confusing readings from inspiring English sources

For example, by statistically weighing large quantities of sensor measurements, computers can mitigate individually confusing readings caused by reflections, blockages, bad illumination, or other complications.

Its old age meant it had little in the way of new activity to confuse readings, while its uniform nature meant there was little diversity of material to complicate findings.

This Chinese invention, for sale to dictators that might someday find themselves under U.S. air assault, sends out thousands of false radar readings, confusing America's SAM-seeking missiles and basically rendering them worthless.

But the 1998 embassy bombings in Nairobi and Tanzania produced unusual readings, Sometimes the data are confusing.

Reading the 2005 Medicare Handbook is confusing to the point of incomprehension ("Medicare Will Revise Guide to New Benefits for 2006," news article, May 22).

Reading the results of your radon test might be confusing, however, the most important thing to understand is that the amount of radon in the air is measured in pico Curies per liter of air (pCi/L).

Two hours and 10 minutes into the flight, the computers controlling the flight switched off the autopilot after becoming confused by conflicting speed readings, caused by the icing up of pitot tubes monitoring the plane's velocity.

Two minutes later the plane's serious difficulties became clear as the report describes a flight deck that would have sounded with scores of warning signals as AF447, buffeted by stormclouds and confused by contradictory speed readings, went out of control.

Reading that sentence, you can see where this might be confusing.

Reading these passages helped me understand something that I had found confusing.

Reading them is like watching two people play a video game and confusing it for the real world.