And this seems right, because commonly the linguistic meaning of a formula is ambiguous (in terms of background linguistic possibilities), and in order to identify the relevant meaning one must turn, not only (as already mentioned) to larger bodies of text, but also to hypotheses, largely derived therefrom, concerning the author's intentions (e.g. concerning the subject-matter he intends to treat).
We employ graphic elements, such as ambiguous shapes in the background of layouts, as conceptual visual hallucinations.
He also said, in an ambiguous statement that, given his background, seemed to be half an olive branch, "We believe that the leaders on both sides possess enough wisdom and creativity to jointly deal with the question of a future 'one China.' " Beijing, in an unusually quick response, predictably called Mr. Chen "insincere" on the central issue of unity.
As the information moves closer to us, to the mobile lock screen and other surfaces that are available and accessible for us all the time, its origins and background motives become more ambiguous than ever.
The Doni Tondo features the Christian Holy family (the child Jesus, Mary, and Saint Joseph) along with John the Baptist in the foreground and contains five ambiguous nude male figures in the background.
Another possibility is that the background noise that characterizes ambiguous sensory situations nonspecifically activates auditory cortex to achieve the same end as elevated spontaneous activity.
This principle rests on several motives, including the following: (a) Pieces of text taken in isolation are typically ambiguous in various ways (in relation to background linguistic possibilities).
With this background, and due to rather ambiguous results from previous studies, here we have contributed to the research on health outcomes and income inequality in old age using a unique micro dataset on Swedish municipalities.
