And speaking of ambiguity, note that you'll pay $3 to $20 more per month (on top of your regular voice plan) for the privilege of sending photos and other data wirelessly, depending on how much you intend to send.
Ambiguities : Any ambiguities will be resolved by consultation with a paediatric respiratory physician, paediatric nurse or other relevant clinician.
If your objective is to save ink, you will not: to avoid ambiguity, every mention of this or that George will probably be followed by an inky clause like "the elder", "the younger", "the former president" or "the current president".
Furthermore, how well you navigate the uncertainty of turning strangers into advocates is actually an excellent predictor of how well you'll manage the ambiguity of the modern workplace.
Most of the play oozes with a moral ambiguity that will stick to your bones and your conscience long after you've left the theater.
"Whenever there is ambiguity, people will search for more certainty," said Kathleen Tierney, director of the Disaster Research Center at the University of Delaware.
For if he and the Lib Dems cannot do anything more than trade in ambiguity, there will be no serious incentive to purchase shares in their political enterprise".
Resolution of space-time ambiguity: EISCAT_3D will have simultaneous multiple-beam capability.
For longer baselines, WL ambiguity resolution will be affected inevitably by the biases in the measurements.
When there is no ambiguity, we will use (mathfrak {C}) to denote the whole concept space.
In the sequel, if there is no ambiguity, we will use ∥ ⋅ ∥ for this norm.
