Paire generates pace with astonishing ease, taking the ball early and confounding opponents with his unpredictable and bold shot selection.
(Mr. Williams is a beneficiary of the off-center rhythms created by the hip-hop producer J Dilla, which arrive a hair too late or too early and confound your notion of the four-beat measure).
Although both the model of early-life confounding (model 2) and the model of contemporary risk factors that predicted daughter's hypertension (model 3) were both included in model 4 (mothers' race/ethnicity, daughters' race/ethnicity, menopausal status, BMI, and diabetes), only the covariables from model 3 remained significant, and the p,p´-DDT effect size remained comparable (Table 2).
"Ghost Waltz," like the earlier book, is confounding.
The result confounded earlier forecasts of a tight race and represented a stunning political triumph for Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and his ruling Justice and Development party (AKP), which is rooted in political Islam.
News of a pick-up in exports has fanned hopes the UK economy will finish the year on a strong note, confounding earlier fears that the Brexit vote would spark a sharp slowdown.
Set around a neglected park in north London (and, pleasingly, there's a map at the front just as in the best children's books), the narrative confounds early expectations that it will be some sort of enervating shaggy-dog story.
A short list starts with England, who were guilty of dashing expectations when they went to Australia in 2006-07; 20 yearlierrlier, they had confounded expectations by winning a series they were confidently expected to lose – they couldn't bat, couldn't bowl and couldn't field.
The West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand is an interesting case study in this regard, for recent economic growth has confounded earlier expectations of post-restructuring decline, while also contradicting several of the nostrums of new regionalism.
This issue has confounded earlier conclusions regarding timing of ISC cell cycles.
