Sentence examples similar to Retain vagueness from inspiring English sources
We then elaborate the benefits of retaining some vagueness in the resilience and vulnerability concepts used in the interaction between science and practice in the field of DRM.
Mr Sharon, with his long history as a general and as a territorial expansionist, enjoyed the confidence of Israelis to such an extent that after pulling out of the Jewish settlements in Gaza last summer, he was able to retain a studied vagueness about how much further he would go.
Cloud consumers need to declare their preferences in a way that retains their inherent vagueness, such as using linguistic terms, which are easier, more intuitive and more comprehensible than using numbers.
Editors fear, however, that if the E.U. retains its current air of overwhelming vagueness it might just bore the people into submission; the people must therefore be frightened into active resistance by facts, the more concrete and disgraceful the better.
In this case, we shall be able to retain the concept of race only by allowing for a vagueness and even confusion in what we mean by it.
In accord with a principle of least mutilation, Dummett (1975), Fine (1975) and Keefe (2000) adapt Van Fraassen's supervaluation semantics to the sorites paradox, and vagueness more generally, resulting in a non-bivalent logic that, initially at least, retains the classical consequence relation and classical laws whilst admitting truth-value gaps.
Maybe vagueness is better.
The vagueness is insulting.
Such vagueness is necessary.
