misanalysis

The two primary schools of thought are 'Fundamental Analysis' (FA) and 'Technical Analysis.' Probably these should be more accurately called 'Fundamental Misanalysis' and 'Technical Astrology.'

There's not a word about the most profoundly damaging misanalysis of the whole election: the Clinton campaign's insanely ironic fear, during the last days, that Trump might win the popular vote but lose in the Electoral College.

Just as Ball responds to a perception of long-standing misanalysis, designers also respond to what they view as inadequate approaches.

Chapters include empirical data and historical background on violence against black women; critiques of both mainstream media and the anti-violence movement's silence or misanalysis of the problem; alternative analytical frameworks; and examples of resistance to the perpetuation of such violence.

At worst, it can lead to misanalysis, poor decision making, and disastrous organizational outcomes.

(2001), "The Role of Justice in Organizations: A Misanalysis", Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 86: 278-321

Finally, in perhaps the most serious misanalysis in the book, Klein takes on the question of Lebanon and Hezbollah.

He admits that some reforms may be well designed and have limited success, "but a careful examination of each claim that a particular school or practice has closed the race or social class achievement gap shows that the claim is unfounded." In most cases, he argues, claims of effective reforms are based on either a misanalysis of test scores or the selection of advantaged students into reform programs.

Sound change, misanalysis, and analogy in the Bantu causative.

The instructor pilot failed to command the proper out-of-control flight recovery inputs, either prematurely applying antispin controls or doing nothing due to misanalysis of his aircraft's flight condition.

The errors and inaccuracies students hear are likely to reinforce their own misanalysis of the target language, thus creating a vicious circle.

Perhaps to avoid this anomalous result, hornbook law on the Hunter doctrine makes no distinction between "preferential treatment" and "equal treatment."(39) CEE's ability to avoid this same anomalous result, on the other hand, arguably depends on its misanalysis of sex equality doctrine.