These days, happiness seems a far more ambiguous notion in this place, which has again come to represent a messy and awkward point of collision between rich and poor, north and south.
It's undeniable that this US presidential election campaign has showcased the hugely threatening potential of the form, but let's focus for a minute on what internet memes were originally built to serve: namely, the deeply ambiguous notion of banter.
It has been argued that "ceteris paribus" is an ambiguous notion.
Democracy, its institutions and representative bodies, seem to shrink to insignificance when confronted with the specter of "national interest," an ambiguous notion defined by a few politicians, their unelected entourage and a network of powerful lobbies and interest groups.
Similar or dissimilar substrate is (a) an ambiguous notion (is adenylsulfate similar to gluconate?) and (b) not that important (glycerol and gluconate are distinct enough).
[T]he quality of teaching (an inherently ambiguous notion) tends to be formally ascertained by the quality of the procedures that are thought to lead to good teaching.
Tsoukas offers a particularly apposite example: [T]he quality of teaching (an inherently ambiguous notion) tends to be formally ascertained by the quality of the procedures that are thought to lead to good teaching.
On the other hand, as an as ambiguous, versatile notion that requires a more detailed and comprehensive analysis.
Thesis (A) is ambiguous between two notions of simulation.
Principles such as Occam's Razor are frequently stated in a way which is ambiguous between the two notions, for example, "Don't multiply postulations beyond necessity".
