I believed (rightly or wrongly) that projects involving the genetics of bacteria were not very fashionable in terms of attracting funding, so I changed to cancer research.
When the government wrongly approves projects, like environment minister Greg Hunt did for Adani's proposed Carmichael coal mine, people have democratic right to challenge that approval in the court".
Despite studies showing GARP to be robust when predicting new landscapes [ 14, 25, 41], our use of a projected modelling strategy may wrongly predict geographic and ecological distribution given the large geographic area in question.
Debord expelled him - "politely, even amiably" - less than a year later, accusing him, wrongly, as it happens, of failing to complete a projected psychogeography of Venice.
Speaking to the Guardian, the MP was critical of both out and in campaigners in the June referendum, arguing that the then prime minister, David Cameron, had wrongly opted for "project fear".
When Cunningham dancers allow themselves to smile, it's quietly done; but Ballet Theater's dancers project their facial expressions in a big way, so that sections become, wrongly, an exercise in charm.
But it is also because we tend to project on to her very inscrutability attitudes of our own which we no doubt wrongly assume she shares.
First, Mr Klarkowski worried that the project was wrongly storing or was using the kits incorrectly.
Forensic Architecture's project was wrongly cited as being about US strikes on Afghanistan, when it was actually about Israeli attacks on Gaza.
