By hand, we culled stimuli that appeared, upon examination, to be ambiguous in category, written in a language other than English, or not fully loaded at the time of screenshot.
But Ms. Tiven said the policy had remained ambiguous, and gay organizations and Democratic lawmakers had been pressing Ms. Napolitano since last year to put something in writing.
"It would be an understatement to say that the interpretation of those [rock] samples can be ambiguous," Brenan writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.
In the upper basin, she remarked on the difficulty of determining direction due to the river's ambiguous flow, and wrote in a chapter titled "Hyacinth Drift" in her memoir Cross Creek that she had the best luck in watching the way the hyacinths floated.
"Forms of violent action traditionally associated with the inner city are now common in the swathe of suburban neighborhoods that constitute London's increasingly ambiguous periphery," wrote the criminologist Dick Hobbs in Lush Life, his book about the changing nature of organized crime in the UK.
"Forms of violent action traditionally associated with the inner city are now common in the swathe of suburban neighbourhoods that constitute London's increasingly ambiguous periphery," wrote the criminologist Dick Hobbs in Lush Life, his book about the changing nature of organised crime in the UK.
"Just when you expect the film to turn into a predictable, rose-colored valentine to opportunity and hope, it goes to a deeper, more ambiguous place," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times about this movie by Chris Smith, adapted from a short story by Randy Russell.
We found that the framing of the research question was usually incomplete, ambiguous and inconsistently written in either the introduction or methods section of the study.
"The subject area in question is subjective and ambiguous," he wrote.
"The constitutional text is ambiguous," Breyer wrote.
"The paranormal and supernatural are ambiguous," Hansen writes.
