Sentence examples for ambiguous borders from inspiring English sources
A digital copy of the latter is just as useful as the paper version.The reason for discarding the paper pages after scanning has to do with the ambiguous borders of American copyright law.
In a recent article on 1Dollarscan, the Economist pointed out that the reason the pages are discarded after scanning has to do with "the ambiguous borders of American copyright law".
Many of the large SDs contain repetitive sequences with ambiguous borders and copy numbers that vary among strains.
It investigates the worth of the individual and the ambiguous border between sanity and madness.
They are also prone to smearing during slicing, resulting in an ambiguous border definition.
Despite eyewitness accounts from almost all concerned, The Imposter never actually resolves this tantalising new storyline, and its ambiguous ending borders on unsatisfactory, given the depth of the research undertaken.
In February 1994, Benazir sent Zardari to meet with Saddam Hussein in Iraq to deliver medicine in exchange for three detained Pakistanis arrested on the ambiguous Kuwait-Iraq border.
Influencers in the shadow elite mold thrive on ambiguous appearance, loyalties, and borders of practically all kinds.
The neighborhood boundaries are somewhat ambiguous, but many consider the borders to be Richmond Avenue to the southwest, Arthur Kill Road to the north, and Fieldway and Greaves Avenues on the eastern side.
Flexians thrive on ambiguous identities, appearances, loyalties, and borders of practically all kinds.
Optimizing for energy efficiency is a task that requires a holistic view of the whole system with all its border conditions and ambiguous interconnections.
