The phrase "actual ambiguity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or statement that genuinely lacks clarity or has multiple interpretations.
Example: "The instructions provided were filled with actual ambiguity, leading to confusion among the team members."
Alternatives: "genuine ambiguity" or "true ambiguity".
However, note that for such a decomposition, there is no need to build the actual ambiguity graph because the equivalent information is also provided by all subgraphs of types (mathcal {G}_{1,a}(cdot,cdot)), (mathcal {G}_{1,b}(cdot,cdot)), and (mathcal {G}_{2}(cdot,cdot)).
I see my alleged abstractness and actual ambiguity as moments of realism.
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The questions that remain unanswered at the close of "The Forger" are imbued with life's actual ambiguities.
As I've written here before, I think that many critics here expected the movie to be an exposé and that the film's actual ambiguities regarding the Cause and the very nature of the relationship of master and subject have baffled some writers.
He went on to infer that there are no actual ambiguities: given the assumption that a word is on each occasion uttered with one specific meaning in mind, a word has only one meaning at any time.
Faced with inconsistencies in Socrates's views and methods from one dialogue to another, the literary contextualist has no Socratic problem because Plato is seen as an artist of surpassing literary skill, the ambiguities in whose dialogues are intentional representations of actual ambiguities in the subjects philosophy investigates.
Mainly you should get the game because there's actual moral ambiguity this time around (as opposed to HMM SHOULD I NUKE THIS TOWN FOR NO REASON WHATSOEVER?), and Yes Man is the single best character I've ever come across: "I was programmed to be helpful and answer any questions I was asked.
In actual practise, the ambiguity or equivocation makes little if any difference; we may speak simply of a thesis of the universal applicability of the pure concept whether 'for us', or not, as the case may be.
Among this book's merits is its perceptive treatment of the collision between the sheer purity of absolute ideas, whether religious or philosophical, and the stubborn impurity, complexity, ambiguity of actual human lives.
("The dead were pure," muses Guldberg, an undertaker's son, with creepy admiration. "They did not roll in filth"). Among this book's merits is its perceptive treatment of the collision between the sheer purity of absolute ideas, whether religious or philosophical, and the stubborn impurity, complexity, ambiguity of actual human lives.
