The two cases in this article are both arguably examples of a customer organisation mistaking uncertainty for risk.
Mistaking orange for red was not considered as an error because it was relatively common.
In each case, we seasonally adjusted the data in order to avoid mistaking seasonal variations for election-related political manipulations.
Rabbits freeze or flee immediately in response to any sudden sound, apparently mistaking benign events for predators.
Mistaking the rights that human beings have under current conditions for the rights of human beings as such would be a kind of parochialism.
The danger lies, in fact, in mistaking the part for the whole.
Other reports refer to onlookers mistaking the latter for another explosion.
The problem, in part, is that publicity in this case unavoidably exposes people to public humiliation, shame and censure for mistaking their moral duty.
