Sentence examples for ambiguous readings from inspiring English sources

Because GPS is accurate to around 10m (33 feet), but can sometimes err by up to 80m, infrared crossbeams must be placed at crucial points to clarify ambiguous readings and detect errors.

The effect of ambiguous readings is typically the insertion of a gap in the sequence.

Ambiguous readings occur when the signal strength of a SNP in not enough to establish its correct value with a high degree of confidence.

Failures can result from ambiguous sensor readings and environments with similar appearances.

It is noteworthy that no ambiguous chromatogram readings, stop codons or frameshifts were observed in these two species, suggesting that these sequences are likely not pseudogenes.

The "non-root modal + Perf ect) have" construction in English is ambiguous between two readings: an epistemic reading with a present temporal perspective and a past temporal orientation, and a metaphysical reading with a past temporal perspective and a future temporal orientation.

Russell says that the sentence 'The present King of France is not bald' is ambiguous between two readings: (1) the reading where it says of the present King of France that he is not bald, and (2) the reading on which denies that the present King of France is bald.

But on each of these readings the ambiguous term would have both kinds of intension, for two-dimensionalists.

company, markets a mechanical reader of Pap smear tests that was originally approved as a backup check on human readings in ambiguous cases.

They are elusive, ambiguous, open to many possible readings – and therefore, cannot be dismissed simply as products of their time.

Let the viewer decide later if an image is rich with layers of meaning, and multiple readings, and therefore, ambiguous.