The house itself, so narrow that a neighbor mistook its foundation for a swimming pool, suggests an orangerie, with its windows nine feet high and flush with the floor.
Cracks can occur in reinforced-concrete onshore wind turbine foundations due to factors such as the use of substandard concrete mix, mistakes in foundation design or multi-stage concrete pouring under challenging weather conditions.
The foundation said Pompeo is mistaken and that it respects his and the State Department's efforts to free Americans unjustly imprisoned abroad.
There is no compelling reason for mathematicians to use a different foundation than ZFC; but there is a good reason for mathematicians who have occasion to think about foundations to be aware that there are alternatives; otherwise there is a danger that accidental features of the dominant system of set theory will be mistaken for essential features of any foundation of mathematics.
The criticism of his former beliefs both mistaken and valid aims towards uncovering a "firm and permanent foundation".
Hoggart's pieces could, in making politicians look ridiculous, be mistaken for frivolous exercises in name-calling, but they actually had deep foundations.
Especially if it's a young, handsome womanizer with tousled blond hair being mistaken for the middle-aged, balding keynote speaker at the meticulously planned conference of a prestigious foundation?
Leslie Lenkowsky, a professor of philanthropic studies and public policy at the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, said that in general, "foundation mistakes and errors don't get much coverage".
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Trump's CFO said that the listing of the Kansas group was another mistake, made by the foundation's accountants.
The firm Picco chose to build Bronxville's steel framework also made mistakes that threw the foundation an inch and a half out of whack.
