The vast majority misinterpret at least one of the four statements that make up the Miranda warning, stumbling on terms like "consult," "interrogation," "appoint," and "entitled," which may be above their reading level.
The signals had been misinterpreted by drivers at least seven times in the previous five years and had been the subject of internal inquiries.
But a good deal was lost, or, at least, misinterpreted in translation.
Many private equity groups insist on confidentiality agreements, claiming that all information is proprietary or, at least, easily misinterpreted by the public.
Mach at least partly misinterpreted Newton's aims in the Scholium, and inaugurated a reading of the bucket argument (and by extension the globes argument) that has largely persisted in the literature since.
We argue that, at least until recently, the industry has misinterpreted the nature and meaning of public opposition and thus substituted public relations for public engagement.
At least, I don't think I'm misinterpreting his disdain when he compares it to a device that the infamous Spanish friar Tomás de Torquemada -- known for his proficiency in the art of torture -- might have created.
But as long as there's a rule, we need to support it or at least enforce it, not to defy the rule or misinterpret the rule".
The announcement was viewed, at least by Dr. Venter, as a criticism of Celera and was misinterpreted by others as meaning the White House opposed granting patents on the human genome.
The last statement of the paragraph "suggest that tract lengths span at least an order of magnitude (i.e., 100-1000 bp)" could be misinterpreted.
