Sentence examples for ambiguity 1 from inspiring English sources

The sentence in 1, for instance, illustrates the ambiguity: (1) John might have won the game yesterday.

(2009) and assigned a quality code to each derived rotation period, where '3' means highly reliable; '2' means some ambiguity; '1' means possible, but may be wrong.

Fig. 1 SAR geometrical imaging configuration with range ambiguity Fig. 2 Range ambiguity configuration Fig. 3 SAR image with range ambiguity Table 1 SAR configuration Parameters Values RF f 0 6 GHz Bandwidth B 20 MHz Pulse duration T p 650 ns PRF 26.92 kHz Range ambiguity 1 km Range resolution δ r 7.5 m Azimuth resolution δ az 0.56 m Ambiguous reflector position (x,y) (1150,0) m.

Possible ambiguity with transitions in state D ("ambiguity1").

TTD is the database with the second-largest ambiguity (4.6 %), but none of the ambiguous identifiers in TTD are associated with more than three compounds.

And under the eloquently reserved direction of Doug Hughes, Ms. Jones and Mr. O'Byrne, both superb, find startling precision in ambiguity (1 30).

What remains, even after a century, is a disturbing sense of moral ambiguity: 1,517 dead and no one to blame.

She was the author of Teaching Tolerance for Ambiguity, 1971; a member of the APA; NY State Psychological Association NY Society for Clinical Psychology American Academy of Psychotherapists American Group Psychotherapy Association and Society for Personality AssessmentmeNY State Psychological Association NY Society for Clinical Psychology American Academy of Psychotherapists American Group Psychotherapy Association and Society for Personality Assessment

After a decade of ambiguity, 22-0 goes a long way to convince us that there is substance behind the stats.

This helps to avoid ambiguity [9].

Possible ambiguity with transitions in state C ("ambiguity2").