Sentence examples for confusion down from inspiring English sources

The survey is therefore complete, except in regions of source confusion, down to an intensity level of about 1/75 of the Crab Nebula in the 13-80 keV band.

We thought we could get it over the three days and we got the score on the carpet within those three days," said Fox, who put the confusion down to "crossed wires".

He puts the confusion down to the fact that the Sad Boys' music doesn't fit into existing scenes.

This avoids potential confusion down the line.

This approach leaves room for applications to evolve as they grow and it avoids potential confusion down the line.

Amid all this chaos, sudden changes at the top — which, for Twitter, seems like a regular event at this point — can lead to equal confusion down the ranks, especially as Twitter tries to remake itself into something a little less confusing to attract new users.

However, following the confusion, Downing Street insisted "one is not conditional upon the other".

Its 18 scenes have titles like "Ball of Confusion," "Strip Down and Break Down — Losing Cultural Identity," "Coming to Terms With Yesterday to Move Forward Today" and "Setting Down Roots".

"At the consular stage, there's definitely some confusion coming down from the Administration about how rigid to be," he said.

This summer, just when the scandal — and the confusion — died down and the news cycle flowed on, strange billboards started popping up on Moscow streets: the Federation Fund was having another charity concert, in July.

The party said the confusion was down to a mis-translation of the Kirundi phrase "Imboneza yamaho".