Sentence examples for ambiguous features from inspiring English sources

The rules relating to space organisation have ambiguous features, they are both perceptive and programmatic, and this ambiguity can in no way be eliminated given the way they are applied.

Mr. Graham has given the Virgin ambiguous features, nearly as multicultural as Los Angeles itself -- a Caucasian nose, Asian eyes, African lips, thick American Indian hair.

The thing is, Pop Culture, you might be wondering why I'm the one to write this letter, what with my ethnically ambiguous features, fairly-difficult-to-butcher name, and accent that's distinctly Clueless as opposed to Slumdog Millionaire.

Codebooks constructed from less ambiguous features have higher discriminative capacities that may help to gain better recognition performance.

In a landscape bridges are ambiguous features in that they are extensions of the bare earth but they are also man made.

During the consensus meeting, 3 cases were found to show ambiguous features such that it was unclear whether there was intramucosal or submucosal invasion, and 7 cases were judged to have invasion of the lamina propria by more than 75% of the pathologists.

Forty-four years later Walsh was shot dead by armed robbers in Ohio, and her autopsy revealed "ambiguous" sexual features.

As Dick Vermeil came to understand during his long career, most quarterbacks are built of so many ambiguous, conflicting features that even expert eyes have difficulty seeing them clearly.

Generally, supporters and the target are inherently difficult to track using their ambiguous image features alone.

Anatomically, these sibling species are almost identical, except for the different appearance of the male genitalia in all four species and minor ambiguous morphological features [2].

Because of the ambiguous morphologic features of this genus, a molecular approach was necessary for specific identification (1, 2 ).