Sentence examples for incorrectly framed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, mitigation is typically framed as an 'energy' issue whereas adaptation is (incorrectly) framed as only a 'water' issue.

Esquire's O'Malley argued that "pundits have incorrectly framed the media landscape as print vs. digital.

The 969 movement and its leading spokespersons call for attacking the Muslims of Burma not just the Rohingyas in western Burma who were incorrectly framed as illegal migrants from Bangladesh, but all Muslims from Burma.

And while the default public discourse around cancer tends to incorrectly frame treating the disease as the "battle," oftentimes, the more challenging health struggles are the same day-to-day ones we've always had, now with a sense that life is too brief to eschew treasured vices.

At the threshold, we note that Ewing incorrectly frames the issue.

Historically, the campaign incorrectly frames the issue as one of regulatory overreach.

Such seemingly sensible questions are framed incorrectly (Williams and Nesse 1991).

Fixing the lop-sided front entrance was a snap: A few clicks and the incorrectly measured framing and roof of a previous "remuddling" were gone.

Perhaps including Second Life, MySpace, the blogosphere, Alternate Reality Games, social networking apps, music generators, peer-to-peer networks and other non-game applications on a gamesblog (within the limited definition that we have chosen thus far of what a "game" is) could cause some confusion, and might frame them incorrectly for potential users.

If the frame is oriented incorrectly, click Rotate Frame.

Comparing these results to the frame detection error rate in Figure 5, we conclude that frame detection is not impacting on system performance since the SNR for incorrectly detecting a frame is 5 dB lower than that for incorrectly detecting the DL-MAP.