- the same war, had
formed the
French Irish Brigade, who are
sometimes misdescribed as Wild Geese. The
first Irish troops to
serve as a unit for a continental...
-
experiences of
women and to "uncover the
consequences of omitting,
misdescribing, or
devaluing them" to
account for a
range of
human experience. Another...
- town hall for the town and was
completed in 1887. The town was
often misdescribed as Moreton-in-the-Marsh into the
early 20th century. The name was confirmed...
-
called from
mobiles and payphones. Many
major companies persist in
misdescribing them as "Local Rate", "Lo Call" (often as 'locall rate'
which can be...
- to, nor
sanctioned by, the
Guinness board.
Saunders was said to have
misdescribed this sum in Guinness's accounts,
though some
believed that it was properly...
- to the
historian Paul Bairoch, the
years 1920 to 1929 are
generally misdescribed as
years in
which protectionism increased in Europe. In fact, from a...
-
confused with the much
later Celtic culture, and
designs on the
stones are
misdescribed as "Celtic". However,
recent archaeogenetics suggests that the west European...
- "there are key
features of
scientific practice that are
overlooked or
misdescribed by all such
logical accounts of evidence,
whether hypothetico-deductive...
- is performed. The
actions of
Tudor in the
first performance are
often misdescribed so that the lid is
explained as
being open
during the movements. Cage's...
- the past,
researchers sometimes failed to observe,
miscategorised or
misdescribed ****ual
behaviour which did not meet
their preconceptions—their bias tended...
