Sentence examples for ambiguous arrangements from inspiring English sources

Because he is undisciplined, he regularly makes small mistakes early on, but in the complex middle game — where checkers are spread out in ambiguous arrangements, and the differences between plays can be hard to measure — he excels.

But in negotiations that could last months, the presidency, a largely ceremonial post, has emerged as a growing quarrel, threatening to upset Iraq's still tenuous and ambiguous arrangements of sect, ethnicity and power.

The ambiguous arrangement seemed to soothe tensions, allowing everyone, from pro-Western technocrats to hawkish hard-liners, to believe they were represented at the very top.

Although it is uncertain precisely what Ḥusayn expected or even what exactly McMahon had offered, it is certain that the Arabs achieved far less from the ambiguous arrangement than they had anticipated.

The next most favoured arrangement is co-transcription with neighbouring genes followed by an ambiguous arrangement.

Manson rewrote "Queer" into a trip-hop arrangement and added ambiguous lyrics that allowed the listener to make up their own mind about what the song was about.

Organisational arrangements, clinical skills and other more ambiguous elements that were open to interpretation and negotiation were also critical.

This arrangement was further supported by an ambiguous A-type ion at m/ z 723.3, which was 74 amu above the ion at m/ z 635.3, [Me(Hex 3-14 +- Na]+- (see Figure  5c).

However, the "discrepancy" can be assigned to different arrangements of indels in the two alignments and some ambiguous sites in the consensus sequences.

This arrangement is problematic, because it renders interpretation of performance ambiguous (cf. [7,12]).

Ms Kelly was ambiguous about the exact degree of devolution, saying only that "leadership and accountability arrangements are commensurate with the powers on offer".