Sentence examples for misleading design from inspiring English sources

Greenlaw's prose is so fine that we must ask: Why did Farrar, Straus & Giroux trade a perfectly good book jacket for a cutesy, misleading design?

This gives rise to non-physical description of the ballistic behavior and mesh-dependent ballistic limit velocities that may mislead the design of ballistic resistant materials.

Photocatalytic oxidation processes may offer a green approach for polyol conversion; however the lack of comprehensive mechanistic understanding from an interdisciplinary perspective limits or even misleads the design of highly selective and efficient photocatalysts for such process.

The COP increases with hot air recirculation, which could mislead the design towards inefficient decisions; the second law efficiency shows an inverse relationship with the recirculation, thus properly capturing the inefficiencies and better guiding the design.

In both Bennett and Steel and Wilson and Starr, the comparative costs of RDD and EWP sample surveys were based on achieving the same sample size, which is misleading when the design effects were different between the two survey designs.

For free running buildings, due to the absence of heating/cooling equipment, EC may not be an appropriate indicator and using EC as a measure of building thermal performance may cause misleading at the design phase.

This is why it is misleading to talk of design as a problem-solving activity it is better defined as a problem-finding activity.

The union dismissed the pay offer as "misleading and unacceptable" sweetener designed to win over support for the privatisation.

In many optimal design and life-cycle analysis methods, the energy mismatch is ignored which causes the system performance to be overestimated and also misleads the optimal design of the system.

These victims, he says, were misled by Davison Design's bogus claims including false representations about how selective the company was in choosing inventions to work with, making misleading promises of close contact with manufacturers and a deceptive claim that the company's revenue came from sharing royalties with inventors, rather than from the $800 to $12,000 in fees it charged inventors.

Those who try to dislodge any remaining intuitions against teleological theories argue that an appearance of design can be misleading.