The phrase "ambiguity phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing periods or stages characterized by uncertainty or unclear meanings.
Example: "During the ambiguity phase of the project, team members struggled to define their roles and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "uncertainty stage" or "vagueness period".
Stand-alone positioning accuracy is at the meter level, while differential processing can produce fixed ambiguity carrier phase positions accurate to the centimeter level.
If such nulls appear within the field of view, ambiguities in phase unwrapping can occur since tracking the phase along two different paths may yield two values of m, in turn resulting in non-unique images.
Indeed, it is possible that this species does not experience phase ambiguity at all, as such ambiguity would only be expected to occur for frequencies at which the ferret is insensitive to the phase of the acoustic input.
Computer code was written to correct the 2π ambiguity of the phase value and derive an accumulating phase sequence.
MMA addressed the phase ambiguity of CMA by limiting the ambiguity to within (pm {frac {pi }{2}}) [2}}.
If the multipath pseudorange error becomes large, the initial position solution is biased and the carrier phase ambiguity search space can be enlarged, resulting in longer ambiguity resolution time (Joosten et al. 2002).
Also compared to the existing blind algorithms, which suffer from phase ambiguity [23], the proposed algorithm can estimate the channel with no phase ambiguity.
Nevertheless, at maximum flow speed, the VDR1 provided un-ambiguity detection of the flow speed while the VDR2 was subject to the π phase ambiguity as shown in Fig. 5(k) and 5(l), respectively.
To avoid the ambiguity caused by phase wrapping, the upper limit of displacement considered in this paper corresponds to a phase difference of π radians.
Wang, B. C. Resolution of phase ambiguity in macromolecular crystallography.
