Yet the confusion in that case — and in similar cases elsewhere — doesn't stem from replay but, instead, from a rule, which the league could amend immediately, or else before the start of next season.
The confusion in this case will ripple through college football, as Alabama's early-season dominance had convinced many that the Crimson Tide (5-1) would roll to its second consecutive national title.
An additional noise factor to be considered is the source confusion: however, in the case of the AKARI data the source confusion limit is estimated to be generally fainter than the detection limit (Jeong et al., 2005, 2006).
And he wants us to feel their confusion – and in the case of the show's central love story – their pain.
Which brings us to this: What is it about a girl, experimenting with alcohol the way her male peers do, that makes such a stunning difference to so many people asking in confusion, as in the case in Ohio, "What is there to try?" Honestly?
However, Thorne noted that language reappropriation does carry a risk misunderstanding and confusion ― particularly in the case of loaded terms, or words still commonly used in a demeaning manner.
But the round of skeptical reports has left confusion about key questions in the case.
Because the possibility of confusion is more acute in the case of the temporal, Herbart restricts himself henceforth to spatial representations.
We found 63.6% of patients with delirium were recognised to be confused or delirious by nursing staff, whereas 43.6% had confusion documented in the medical case notes.
Confusion has been a constant in the case, ever since state officials took action on April 3 — prompted, they said, by a call to an abuse hotline from a girl who said that she was 16 and that her 49-year-old husband was abusing her.
