Less well known are his modernist experiments with abstraction and ambiguous details in the 1920's, which first brought him to public attention in Mexico in 1928.
Ms. Baker recounts a few ambiguous details of her life, then breaks into overworked standards ("New York, New York," "Can't Help Falling in Love") with mawkish sincerity; she's the kind of singer who apologizes midsong as her voice cracks for the first of several times.
Despite some ambiguous details, she seems to have committed suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
After translating the signatures into UnigeneIDs (build199) and weight assignment, several genes were discarded from analyses, as weight assignment for these genes was ambiguous (details are provided in the Supplementary Materials and Methods).
Asturias's ambiguous use of detail adds to the confusion between reality and dream.
But beyond that, Mr. Melgaard leaves the details ambiguous, choosing instead to pump up a general sense of apocalyptic menace and, through references to race wars, child pornography and dubious cultural heroes, to push, almost randomly, a whole keyboard of hot buttons.
Problematically, both plans are ambiguous on the details.
In this case, clusters found in some, but not all, of the maximal-replication cliques can be classified as "ambiguous" (for more details see [ 37, 46, 47]).
Although the results reported in this study exclude the 46 ambiguous cases (see details in Methods), they enable us to make some interesting observations.
He painted these ambiguous forms with painstaking detail and set them in barren, brightly lit landscapes that have an infinite horizon.
Many of its details are ambiguous, leaving much scope for bickering when it is implemented.
