"Before Dawn," featuring a group of blond, sexually ambiguous wood nymphs, could be a scene out of Henry Darger.
Ultrasound was the initial examination qualifying patients into this study as it allowed to distinguish a group of patients with ambiguous focal liver lesions, some of suspected malignant nature.
The face validity was measured through the identification of ambiguous items by a group of diabetic patients, and minor changes in wording were made based on their comments.
So she accepts her place in the National Science Foundation's Artists & Writers Program and flees to Antarctica where she encounters a group of misfits motivated by desires as ambiguous as her own.
For starters, a new buyer will need to be comfortable getting into an ambiguous relationship with a group of strangers, and be prepared for possible losses.
Clinical issue Heterotaxy, or situs ambiguous, refers to a group of rare congenital defects that are characterized by abnormal organ distribution.
Globality, an ultra stealthy startup based in Menlo Park, has raised $10 million from a group of high profile angel investors to build an ambiguous new ecosystem for global trade.
A group of actors — whose faces are covered and whose genders are ambiguous — change outfits, introduce brightly colored objects and interact with their flimsy setting.
The questionnaire was piloted with a group of students similar to the intended respondents, and a few ambiguous statements were identified and re-written.
The Center for Disease Control called a special meeting of its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, a group of experts who traditionally recommend steps to combat flu, to review the ambiguous evidence.
Mrs. Jacobs is Irish, and her views seem to reflect the outlook of a group of whites with only frail roots in South Africa, a group that has sampled an ambiguous life of luxury without perceived security and wants to move on.
