Sentence examples for misinterpretation to from inspiring English sources

"I explain the entire misinterpretation to him and he has a good laugh over it," Bachchan wrote.

Even though similar tactics are used in all four types of activities, it is a misinterpretation to define them all as cyberwar.

First, the EMD will generate undesirable IMFs at the low-frequency region that may cause misinterpretation to the result.

First, it is a misinterpretation to claim that the principle of double effect shows that agents may permissibly bring about harmful effects provided that they are merely foreseen side effects of promoting a good end.

I don't want to leave any misinterpretation to you," McCarthy said.

In an op-ed this month, law professor and former party official Hao Tiechun said Sun's argument that marriage could be open to gay couples "runs contrary to rational understanding and is an intentional misinterpretation to the law".

However, fMRI data can be highly susceptible to misinterpretation due to the effects of excessive levels of noise, often related to head motion.

Lastly, the rationality that characterises human behaviour is also captured here through a bottom-up Hierarchical Task Network planner that, along with common-sense, corrects misinterpretations to explain passenger behaviour.

Such disconnects can lead to misinterpretations, to a literal translation of the meaning, which one assumes is automatically a false interpretation.

To avoid misinterpretation due to staining artifacts, the cells were treated with uranyl acetate without lead citrate.

Otherwise methodological performance is open to profound misinterpretation as to true utility.