Translation of "Verwirrenderweise" in English

Confusingly, it was also possible to buy certain Viva models with the larger engines, but with vinyl interior trim.

Confusingly, rosemary bears names with the element mountain in Arabic and Farsi.

Confusingly, he actually lives at number ten.

Confusingly enough, I could only find one image with more than one favorite.

However, the majority of these hypotensive events were reported in patients who had confounding severe infections.

During the first two years of construction, the Assembly Hall was confusingly called the "new tabernacle."

Both are confusingly named “odbcad32.exe” but are located in different folders:

Windows 10, confusingly, offers another area which helps you clean up old upgrade files.

Both are confusingly named "odbcad32.exe" but are located in different folders:

Confusingly, a very different game from Jeff Minter's "Gridrunner" series was also released in the US under the name "Attack of the Mutant Camels".

However, the majority of these tachycardia events were transient, of sinus rhythm and reported in patients who had confounding anaemia and/ or infections.

The International Accounting Standards Board does roughly what you might expect, though the Americans, while members, do not in fact use its standards – which are now confusingly called International Financial Reporting Standards.

He should not be mistaken for William Bridges Adams (1797–1872) a locomotive engineer who, confusingly, invented the "Adams axle" – a radial axle that William Adams incorporated in designs for the London and South Western Railway.

Confusingly the 80 km/hr limit applies northbound from Keilor Park Drive until the Service Centre at Calder Park, whereas southbound it applies from the Green Gully Road bridge to just prior to the Western Ring Road interchange.

Confusingly, these are dubbed "founding members" in AOM terminology, although they need not be members since the Alliance was founded.

Most of the groups which identify with this tradition call themselves the International Socialists, although the British group (confusingly enough) has been called the Socialist Workers’ Party since 1977.

Confusingly, the name Black Jack is used in Britain for an entirely different card game which is essentially the same as Crazy Eights.

Some projects add a fourth component, usually called the patch number, for especially fine-grained control over the differences between their releases (confusingly, other projects use "patch" as a synonym for "micro" in a three-component system).

In Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia, abbreviated (confusingly at first sight) as “MOST”, derived from the English acronym of its name, he has filled a glorious room with white cupboards and outsized golden bowls (hahaha!)

If one adds on top that "No Mouth" has several bugs and dead ends and in the German version they simply dropped a character, which confusingly emerges again and again in the manual and game texts nevertheless, then even deep-rooted adventure gamers will think thrice about acquiring the game and rightly so.

Biogenic lipid phases which have been obtained under anhydrous conditions mostly have a clear appearance, provided that suspended solids, which are, confusingly, frequently also referred to as turbidity-inducing agents in the literature, have been filtered out.

However, before divulging the details of the message to Sutter, she receives a call from her handler Ed Romley, who confusingly gives her the same mission brief as Sutter.

All indexes in Firebird are a b-tree variant, starting with a single page at the top - confusingly called the root - confusing both because the root is at the top and because the root of an index is different from the table's index root page.

However, after editing section "Example_2" or "Example_3" (see below), one, confusingly, arrives at section "Example" from the edit summary .

Notes on an Archaeology of Design " is not the event's catalogue (which confusingly also bears the same title).

There are many smaller details that are more messy than they should have been. For example, the meaning of the word "static", which is confusingly used for several purposes.