Sentence examples for a set of ambiguous from inspiring English sources

A collection of tweets to contextualize: they correspond to a set of ambiguous tweets.

A taxi union (Union Nationale des Taxis) sued Uber back in December 2014 for a set of "ambiguous" advice to its drivers.

Almost eight years after the attacks, Bush's Crusade is defined primarily through a set of ambiguous terrorism trials, such as that of Ali al-Marri.

In order to assess the effect of the interpretation training procedure on children's spontaneous interpretation of novel ambiguous material, children complete a set of realistic ambiguous vignettes pre- and posttraining (Vassilopoulos et al., 2009, 2012).

That desire, however, has usually been compounded by a set of complicated, ambiguous and often sadistic ideals that worked to the detriment of black women; as was the case with the exploitation of Sara Baartman -- the young woman taken from her native South Africa in the 19th century, dubbed "Hottentot Venus" and displayed in London as a semi-nude freak-show attraction.

Most importantly, a subsequent testing stage during which participants had to interpret a new set of ambiguous vignettes, revealed that their interpretation style was indeed changed.

A set of complex, morally ambiguous characters who compel us to relate to them despite their often troubled nature and gaping collection of character flaws.

In the ending of the story, as in the ending of Ulysses, he would attempt to find a totalising image that would move the narrative beyond itself, risking a great deal as it did so, to finish in a set of cadences so ambiguous and open-ended as to repudiate the hard, unsparing vision and the spare prose – what Lionel Trilling called "the passionate particularity" – of all the pages that came before.

Suppose there are T genomic sites associated with ambiguous tags and the set of ambiguous tags is (1) where a i represents ambiguous tag i.

where τ i is the delay related to the i reflector, (mathcal {I}) is the set of ambiguous echoes and (mathcal {K}) is the set of unambiguous echoes.

During and at the end of the treatment period (Phase 2), they received another set of ambiguous probe tone tests together with other tests.