Yet, to take just one example, the misplacement of nasogastric tubes continues.
The misplacement is all the greater if the iX35 in question has, as most of them probably will, mere front-wheel drive rather than all-wheel drive.
Thanks, Mark Ratledge EVAN OSNOS: You're right; the placement (or misplacement) of the diesel generators was a decisive blow in this case.
A slight misplacement of the leads, she added, and the patient would be killed, stunned, like a hog.
The officiating during the 49ers-Lions game was full of errors: incorrect penalty call of false start (Walker a back in motion), an improperly decided Lions TD pass incompletion reversal, 5-yard football misplacement after a Ginn punt return, failure to call face hits to WR Crabtree.
Philip Landrigan, a professor of pediatrics at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, says that a congenital defect called hypospadias — a misplacement of the urethra — is now twice as common among newborn boys as it used to be.
El Comandante's wives seem nearly identical to Castro's, with the misplacement of a letter or two, and Castro's eldest son and daughter are given to Goyo with clearly identifiable names.
Active since the early 1960s, they can be described, somewhat paradoxically, as avant-garde traditionalists, and their new works — "Song" and "Spring" by Mr. Dorsky, and Mr. Hiler's "Misplacement" — have a classical respect for established materials and methods.
"I thought it was a gross misplacement of priorities on the mayor's part to even consider having the marathon when there are people in Staten Island facing life-and-death situations," she said.
'We believe that it's a misplacement of priorities to focus on an individual as opposed to systemic change,' he said.
Running alongside this generational misplacement is a bubbling undercurrent about the erosion of "truth" in cinema – a fretfulness about what being a film-maker means in a world where everyone wields a camera.
