Memory is included to resolve ambiguities of input-output relations.
Although in principle two views are sufficient for stereoimaging, in practice at least three cameras are typically required to resolve ambiguities and avoid false identifications27.
But in fact the Florida court applied garden variety principles of statutory interpretation to resolve ambiguities and reconcile conflicting provisions within the Florida Election Code.
Hillary Clinton contributed to the debate by calling for all police officers to wear body cameras, which would, in theory, resolve ambiguities about encounters with the public.
Given existing norms of interpretation, the creation of legislative history effectively permits agents of Congress to resolve ambiguities of Congress's own making.
The lexical analyzer of a compiler usually adopts the longest-match rule to resolve ambiguities when deciding the next token in the input stream.
As an application the article develops an active object recognition algorithm which is able to resolve ambiguities inherent in a single-view recognition algorithm.
For small or homo-multimeric proteins, projection experiments such as APSY6 help resolve ambiguities in the chemical shift space by delineating a backbone spin system into high-dimensional correlations.
One could just as easily refer to the distributed neurotransmitter concentrations in the human cortex as "statistical information". Indeed, we resolve ambiguities in much the same way that Watson does by considering the likelihood of different interpretations of a phrase.
For instance, humans might label parts of speech in a set of texts, and the machine-learning system will try to identify patterns that resolve ambiguities — for instance, when "her" is a direct object and when it's an adjective.
The law is not, in fact, clear, so the best course is for state lawmakers to adopt an entirely new ballot law that would not only resolve ambiguities about typefaces but fix other defects as well.
