Sentence examples for ambiguity arising from inspiring English sources

Any ambiguity arising from its absence would be more than made up for by not having to worry about it.

The ambiguity arising from the several senses of "same" is the likely basis for Gongsun Long's white horse paradox: "White horses are not horses".

There is an intrinsic ambiguity arising from the fact that the interferometer base of d = 100 m is larger than the radar wavelength, λ ≈ 20 30 m.

The well known pose ambiguity arising from the use of linear camera models is solved at the control level by choosing a hybrid visual state vector including both image space (2D) information and 3D object parameters.

However, ambiguity arising from the order in which the scores are generated has been a challenge.

PCA analysis is based on the extraction of the singular value decomposition matrix (SVD) and there is mathematically no way to avoid this sign ambiguity arising from a multiplicative term such as the pair of singular vectors [ 21].

Here some ambiguity arises.

The legal ambiguity arises on two fronts.

In previous studies, wherever this ambiguity arose, currencies were assumed to be following the dollar.

In these situations an ambiguity arises: to whom does the cat really belong, or is there a gradation of ownership?

Ambiguity arises when internships mix work (which must be paid for) with training (which need not be).