Sentence examples for ambiguity situations from inspiring English sources

The associated Doppler blind zones of two methods are given in Table 2, wherein the Doppler blind zone of RBCNS is obviously less than that of SMI under two different degrees of range ambiguity situations.

The simulated knowledge database included with Biofilter contains several examples of potential ambiguity situations, depicted in detail in Additional file 1.

The NK × 1 sample for the received clutter echo corresponding to the range of interest under range ambiguity situation is denoted by X, which is given by X = ∑ l = 1 L ∑ i = 1 N c a li S li (17).

Budner (1962) defines intolerance of ambiguity as "the tendency to perceive ambiguous situations as sources of threat" and tolerance of ambiguity as the tendency to "perceive ambiguous situations as desirable" [ 1].

Tolerance of ambiguity, or the extent to which ambiguous situations are perceived as desirable, is an important component of the attitudes and behaviors of medical students.

Without some standard about use of the two forms of k/K, there is often ambiguity in situations that involve both the storage and transfer of binary information.

That's an evasion of the ambiguity of most situations, which don't have this easy, formal pay-off, and I've got quite interested in holding open that ambiguity".

These movies put on display what Barthes called "the euphoria of men raised for a while above the constitutive ambiguity of everyday situations" — a fitting rubric for the gleeful sadism that stares back at us from the Abu Ghraib pictures.

According to Hofstede there is also dimension of 'uncertainty avoidance' in Muslim countries, i.e., minimizing the possibility of ambiguity and uncomfortable situations.

Apart from stigmatization's negative impact on various aspects of social life and mental well-being [ 66, 26], Pachankis, stresses that "the ambiguity of social situations combined with the threat of potential discovery, makes possessing a concealable stigma a difficult predicament for many individuals" [ 65].

Speakers reliably produced disambiguating cues to syntactic ambiguity whether the situation was ambiguous or not.