Turns out the camera was pointing in the wrong direction.
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But the arrow is clearly pointing in the wrong direction.
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I say this with a full understanding that most indicators are pointing in the wrong direction.
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As Embiid walked off the court, a camera zoomed in and you could see the finger was pointing in the wrong direction.
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Their efforts, she added, are not helped by the fact that several police security cameras in the area were pointing in the wrong direction.
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With both feet pointing in the wrong direction, Walcott walked away from his opponent on a diagonal so that he could just turn his head enough to watch them.
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In its default state, BattleTech's pacing may not be perfect, and the game's camera sometimes disarms that pacing by lagging behind the action or pointing in the wrong direction.
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Demography may be the most powerful economic force of them all, and for much of the United States, the trend lines, for now, are pointing in the wrong direction.
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An NBA TV camera captured a view of the finger as Embiid was walking off the court and it was clearly pointing in the wrong direction either from a dislocation or a break.
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And the two planes that crashed didn't have the optional angle-of-attack safety feature that could have alerted pilots if the plane was pointing in the wrong direction, and that Boeing charged extra for.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)Samsung Galaxy S10 (From $749.99 at Best Buy)How to calibrate Google Maps with settings on an Android phoneCompass calibrationIf you open your Google Maps app and see that the blue dot is pointing in the wrong direction, or is in the wrong location, calibration can help you get a more accurate reading.
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Dail Mail pp9 dated 19 June 1965 Hailwood bump started his damaged machine, pointing in the wrong direction along the course downhill, turned around and went on to win the race.TT 1965 IoM TT database, official website. Retrieved 30 January 2018International motor cycle racing book, Souvenir Press Ltd, London. pp.74-75 [img] "Hailwood who came off at the same spot climbs back on, 'paddles' into traffic to get the machine restarted, and carries on to win".
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Bi-directional gates at one chamber end of a tidal lock (located in Veurne on the Nieuwpoort–Dunkirk Canal) Two types of bidirectional locks at the end of the Marne–Rhine Canal in the Independent Port of Strasbourg Where a lock is tidal (i.e. one side of the lock has water whose level varies with the tide) or where a canal meets a river whose level may vary, the water on the tidal or river side (the "downstream" side) may rise above the water on the normal "upper" side. The "upstream" pointing doors will then fail to do their job, and will simply drift open. To prevent water flowing the wrong way through the lock, there will need to be at least one set of gates pointing in the "wrong" direction.
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