A major issue in the hearing before Judge Babcock centered on the question of uncertainty.
The question of "who is an intermediary?" is not merely a question of linguistics, given the existing uncertainties and differences in definition that exist within the same jurisdiction and across regimes of data protection and liability regimes.
The beauty of romance is the question of uncertainty.
But in contrast to the frequency/probability case it's not clear what the right way to frame a question of decision-making under certainty versus uncertainty is.
Evidential uncertainty is where a question of fact, such as whether a claimant is a beneficiary, cannot be answered; this does not always lead to invalidity.
"My finest hour with the RSC, I think, was my Hamlet, directed by a woman … Hamlet is a man of questions, of uncertainty.
When using ecoinvent data, preferring biogas over natural gas is mainly a question of having a short-term or long-term perspective and not so much a question of higher or lower uncertainties for one option compared to the other.
"I still see a lot of confusion, a lot of questions, a lot of uncertainty in publishers' eyes and faces when I'm talking to them," said Karen Jacobs, executive vice president and director for print investment at a big media buying agency, Starcom Worldwide in Chicago, part of the Starcom MediaVest Group division of the Publicis Groupe.
"I know a lot of us have had a lot of anger, a lot of questions, a lot of uncertainty," he said.
That is a question that creates a lot of uncertainty and that is exactly the door that we want to open if we wish to create real change.
They vowed to continue their battle, but there was no question that a cloud of uncertainty that has hung over Atlantic Yards for more than a year had lifted.
