Sentence examples for confusion between two from inspiring English sources
Overcrowding is one thing; creating confusion between two brands is another.
Those deeper pixel wells give better isolation between capture elements so that you don't get that speckle that results in color confusion between two pixels.
Generally speaking, the lab director continues, we can see again a confusion between two very different concepts and related procedures: "ex-ante regulation" vs. "ex-post controls".
However, I demonstrate that there actually is no "conscientious persecutor aporia". The semblance of an aporia results from 1) a confusion between two steps of Bayle's argument, and 2) errors in interpretation of his moral philosophy specifically, the conditions for an action to be good and the nature of conscience.
She declares : "There is, from Muslim traditionalists, a confusion between two distinct characters, Ezra ['Azrà] et Azariah ['Azarya(h)] Thus, it is possible that the quranic vocable Uzayr could find its origin in Azariah's one".
Age estimates for the RSU have ranged from middle Jurassic to Miocene, but according to Krause and colleagues, part of this discrepancy is the result of confusion between two superficially similar rock units that outcrop nearby; the older one, where TZ-07 is located, is undoubtedly Mesozoic and the younger is Cenozoic.
Many subsequent accounts attribute the rise of fingerprinting and the fall of Bertillon measurements to this confusion between one West and the other.
These misunderstandings include the confusion between "four candles" and "fork handles".
The identifications of analysts 1, 2, and 3 are characterized by numerous and widely scattered errors that differ considerably from one another, and typically there is confusion between two and three species, and occasionally between four and six other species (Fig. 5).
In broadside for example, the two shadows have exactly the same rectangular shape, explaining why the confusion between these two objects is high.
There is much confusion between these two concepts mostly because they partly overlap in a time sequence and because they are commonly used in two fields with their own definitions: the social sciences and health service research.
