That's sweet, but surely it's time for some clear and open portrayals of LGBT parents in children's films, rather than ambiguous hints aimed at pacifying liberal-minded adults?
This is a deliberately ambiguous scheme that aims to appeal to both those MPs who want the softest possible Brexit and those who want a hard one.
This "imagery CBM" involves repeated practice in generating positive resolutions via mental imagery when confronted with ambiguous stimuli, with the aim of instilling a more adaptive bias to automatically imagine positive resolutions of novel ambiguous information in everyday life (e.g., Holmes, Mathews, Dalgleish, & Mackintosh, 2006; Holmes, Mathews, Mackintosh, & Dalgleish, 2008).
The Gamergate movement is tiny relative to the mainstream audience for games, and its collective aims are ambiguous, but it has still managed to make itself heard.
The F/A-18 strikes that the US launched Friday morning came with a rationale as plain as it was misleading – or, viewing it through the lens of Iraq's complicated diplomacy, usefully ambiguous for America's aims.
Some interpreted President Xi's ambiguous comment as being aimed at North Korea, though it is more likely directed not just at the North but also toward the United States, Japan and other countries on China's periphery.
But whereas the messages of those two artists can be ambiguous or cryptic, Ms. Allyn aims to lead the viewer to action.
The experiences of Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan don't show a clear relationship between forceful intervention to remove an authoritarian government, and the achievement of a stable end-state; while the description of war aims was least ambiguous in Iraq, that war produced the greatest net destabilisation of all.
Hence, having a robot that is able to solve ambiguous situations is essential if we aim at achieving a fluent and acceptable human-robot interaction.
New developments aim at considering highly ambiguous distance constraints, which are obtained from automatic NOE assignments.
