Sentence examples similar to wise confusion from inspiring English sources

Table 5 shows the posture-wise confusion matrix.

One year, we devoted ourselves to foreign authors only, and felt terribly enlightened and wise, if a bit overtaxed by a confusion of cultures.

I'm sure his wise counsel kept me from translating my confusion into abusive behavior towards others or myself.

I've read that there's a real science behind the muscle confusion theory, and it's wise to not get bogged down into the same routine for months on end.

Of the measures recommended in here the authors used four, namely accuracy, specificity, sensitivity, and MCC and the remaining row wise parameters could be calculated from the confusion tables.

It's not entirely clear why law enforcement fingered Hughes in the first place ― or whether tweeting out his photo was wise ― but the mishap is a reminder that permissive gun laws can sow confusion in the fog of war.

In theory these should be dense enough to protect the eye during an eclipse, but with widespread confusion over who, if anyone, is carrying out safety checks, you would be wise to limit viewing to short periods.

Frame-wise classifier results after applying accumulation of evidence are shown in the form of confusion matrix in Table 7.

It is the task of those who are older and perhaps wiser to add clarity of vision to the dreams trying to emerge through the confusion.

Or maybe it's just the sound of confusion — West's default position on "The College Dropout" is to mock and crack wise, and this makes him an uneasy pastor.

The confusion matrices shown in Fig. 9 offers more insightful analysis into class-wise performances.