Not only can scientific interpretations have an ambiguous component, but ambiguity also emerges with regard to selection of appropriate values, priorities, assumptions, ethics, distributions of risk, and quality of life parameters to be applied.
A third concern with the Transitivity models under discussion relates to a series of incoherencies and ambiguities that emerge as a result of the criteria specified by each model for the different process types.
10 Currently anti-AMPAR encephalitis has only been described in 16 patients over four case series, 4, 11– 13 but even in those few cases certain trends, challenges, and ambiguities have emerged.
Oates does deploy some original twists and suggestions of ambiguity, assets that emerge most forcefully in "Smother," which is split between the fractured memories of Alva and the more collected viewpoint of her mother, Lydia, as she meets a pair of detectives in order to rebut Alva's allegations.
Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service, sends agents to kill those it believes are responsible, but the effort becomes bogged down in moral ambiguity as doubts emerge about how closely the targets for assassination were involved, and whether perpetuating the cycle of violence ultimately achieves anything.
The ambiguity doesn't emerge from any campaign trail promises.
The emerging ambiguity between the old and the new can also be seen in stores and on the websites of retailers such as Urban Outfitters and Free People, who sell authentic vintage items alongside trendy new pieces.
To fulfill the equation and avoid the emerging ambiguity exemplified above by the d "spectroscopic" versus the d "ligand-field" or "magnetic" configurations, we follow Parkin[ 93] by noting the configuration as n=10 in d n −2, where "2" symbolizes a weakly bonding "donated" pair.
Breaking down the categories (plants, animals, and shapes) of the entities Nio creates, a certain consistent ambiguity within the same type emerges.
