This may have led to miscalculations by political leaders in the summer of 1914.To pursue the analogy a bit further, the underlying tensions were caused by the break-up of the Ottoman empire in the Balkans and by Austro-Hungarian nervousness about the rise of nationalism within their own borders.
The falsification of military statistics by Diệm's officials had led to miscalculations, which manifested themselves in military setbacks after Diệm's death.
Impatience should not lead to miscalculation.
A lack of clarity, Rasmussen said, "could lead to miscalculation by potential aggressors".
"He may think he has more running room than the rest of the family did," one administration official said this week, "and that can lead to miscalculation".
The US has warned Russia that military exercises planned near the border of Ukraine could "lead to miscalculation", hours after pro-Moscow gunmen seized government offices in the region of Crimea and raised a Russian flag.
From AP: At a news conference Thursday after a Nato defence ministers meeting, Hagel cited a concern that Russia could act in a way that would lead to miscalculation during what he called a "delicate time".
4.23pm GMT Guardian Washington correspondent Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) has more on defense secratary Hagel's warning to Russia that military exercises planned near the border of Ukraine could "lead to miscalculation": "We expect other nations to respect Ukraine's sovereignty and avoid provocative actions," Hagel told a press conference during a NATO defence meeting in Brussels.
One senses that St. Aubyn is too sophisticated to be interested in writing a conventional novel of childhood trauma, and the idiosyncrasy of his decision to turn pain into a comedy of manners is appealing, even when it leads to miscalculation.
This may lead to miscalculation of the needed energy for cooling and heating if the model is integrated in a real time building control scheme.
