Venturing into the context of complimentary disciplines should not be misconceived as graduate students snubbing the very institutions that confer their degrees.
Fortunately, our starting point is not really so misconceived.
He did not object to the aims or the introspective methodology of the Würzburg school, but to their purported results, and, for him, the experiments were not so much misconceived as incompetently executed: In particular, he felt, the observers (experimental subjects) in Würzburg had been inadequately trained in the art of introspection.
They argued that it is misconceived, will not help patients and, most damningly, that "it will not make any meaningful difference to progress in treating cancer".
In response, BT described the plans as "misconceived but not unexpected".
Many sailors, including some still in the race and others who dropped out, have said that the choice of the boat, called the AC72, was misconceived and should not be used again.
Then there is the Failing section, displaying designs that weren't taken up, or were misconceived.
The judge dismissed the father's argument about protected species as misconceived, saying it was not an absolute bar to demolition work, and added that the document relating to the purported sale of the property had no legal standing.
The council director's blog states: "We are not able to work closely with this project as we believe it is misconceived … We think 8am is not the right time for ringing in very many towers … We do not believe ringing for three minutes nor ringing as fast as possible is really suitable for church bell ringers".
Formally, he sticks to the 14‑line rule (except in the book's centrepiece, a prose story about a misconceived venture into translation), but not much else.
