(4 If the frequency of an atom-pair feature set is not considered, the distance in this definition may be misunderstood because it does not depend on the frequencies of the feature sets, (varvec{a}_{i}) and (varvec{b}_{j}).
It is clear that some terms may be misunderstood, causing patients upset or offence, and may have potential to jeopardise patient-professional relationships, as well as making patients less likely to engage with offers of advice and support to lose weight.
Since a leader, formal or informal, is speaking it carries some weight, so a small missive may be misunderstood as a broad directive.
But when we are in the classroom or otherwise dealing with the public understanding of science, it is entirely appropriate to consider whether what we say may be misunderstood.
They contest the accuracy of the quotation, which may be misunderstood to represent their current view.
As a governor, Corzine may be misunderstood, but as the comforting presence that voters are craving, he simply seems miscast.
Partly it is because they aren't always "out of the coffin" with their friends, family members and employers, and fear that their morbid interests may be misunderstood.
They said the deal was not being driven by greed, but "feared our filial faithfulness for our ancestors may be misunderstood by others" because of the prolonged dispute.
Darwin may be misunderstood here, but in many ways that is but one symptom of a more fundamental problem with education in Egypt and around the region.
