Sentence examples for ambiguity which is from inspiring English sources

In addition to this grammatical ambiguity, "no" also sometimes suffers from semantic ambiguity — which is odd, considering that we regard it as absolute.

The fire of digilanti-ism is snuffed out by ambiguity, which is what makes the clip entitled Calm Martial Arts Guy v Dumb Ass Chav, the all-time classic: It features an obvious aggressor, who looks denatured by his own unpleasantness, and an obvious victim, who looks calm but not too victimy.

Note that all variables are expressed in meters, except the ambiguity which is expressed in cycles.

"There was some ambiguity, which is why the word 'putative' was still used [in relation to the ocean].

In such way, one can remove the localization ambiguity, which is problematic especially in low signal-to-noise conditions.

The proposed approach fully exploits the inter-class ambiguity (which is generally regarded as noise) to form active sets of annotations for boosting the fine-grained visual recognition.

Slow TV mines the pleasures of ambiguity, which are affirmed, as it happens, by one of the best movies I've recently seen, "Room 237," a documentary in limited theatrical release and on cable TV.

Hence, a new method of ranking fuzzy number using the value and the ambiguity, which are ill-defined magnitude and amount of vagueness present in the ill-defined magnitude respectively, at different decision level has been proposed.

There are ambiguities, which is what every good drama should be full of.

Transformation into the frequency domain reduces the computational cost, but there are two indeterminacies which are inherent to BSS, namely the scaling and permutation ambiguities, which are magnified in the frequency domain operation.

This revealed ambiguities which were amended.