In a blog post for Politico on the incident, Ben Smith reports that the journalists who overheard the remarks initially refrained from reporting them since they had taken advantage of the technical confusion by the French officials who gave them the devices.
"There was some confusion, technical errors," Mr. Bond said.
Imprecise and anthropomorphic terminology does not help to clarify technical issues, and confusion about the goals of entity authentication has misled attempts to formalize this concept.
To recap, widespread technical and managerial confusion and consternation is the result of escalating costs, governmental interest (more in Europe currently than in the U.S ., a growing shortage of skills compounded by retirements and, finally, the 20-year-delayed impact of the loss of IBM's strategic systems-engineering function provided when computing was first starting.
Translating mediums can seem just as unmöglich as translating between unrelated languages: there will be confusions, distortions, technical limitations.
Accounting issues are technical enough to confuse many juries; expensive lawyers make the most of that confusion; and if all else fails, big-name executives have friends in high places who protect them.
Because whether it was the 1944 act itself or a failure of implementation, the consequences are still with us: a shocking inequality in provision between technical and academic education; confusion over vocational qualifications; and hopeless levels of youth apprenticeships.
These include technical inadequacy, anatomical variants, confusion caused by co-existent disease and effects of previous intervention.
The bad news is that there's still confusion and some technical kinks remaining that will keep it from becoming a widespread, mainstream technology.
(Clinical service provider) However, many participants expressed confusion about the technical legal meaning of recklessness, and what a sufficient defence might be against such a charge.
