The plot of "Comedy of Errors" turns on the separation of two pairs of twins, and twists through a maze of mistaken identity that ultimately leads to a family reunion.
But dissenting, Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. wrote: "This view of the separation of powers, which confines the courts to the sidelines, is, in my view, deeply mistaken; it diminishes and distorts the role of the judiciary especially during times of turmoil".
If the regulators truly believe that the main element of their structural reforms, the separation of equity research from investment banking, will remove Wall Street's inherent conflicts of interest, they are mistaken.
Bias mistaken for accuracy.
Well, we were completely mistaken.
In the future, it will be important to understand how dynein and the ring-shaped complex are regulated, as this may shed light on what causes mistakes in the separation of genetic material during meiosis, which can lead to infertility, miscarriages, and birth defects in humans and other animals.
The stress is possibly caused by a shortage of necessary factors for maintaining ER homeostasis and/or mistakes resulting from premature separation of the ribosome-translocon complex.
The Post attributes this startlingly widespread milk mistake to Americans' on-going separation from the agriculture industry behind our food.
Moreover, the observed differences could be caused by technical difficulties, including mistakes in interpretation of visualized bands and insufficient separation of PCR fragments in poliacrylamide gel, or by difficulties of the PCR amplifying large products itself.
Its nuclear posture includes, he believes, separation of warheads from launchers to minimise mistakes and a response time calibrated to avoid panic reaction.
