His series Life Stand Still Here, which began several years ago as a response to a devastating romantic breakup, has shifted into a more ambiguous, darker reflection of personal and cultural discomfort.
Many analysts consider Gamal Mubarak's ambiguous position a reflection of his father's frame of mind.
Although the concept is ambiguous, few critical reflections on the concept in research ethics have been completed, despite the justifying role it plays in (early human) clinical trials [ 1- 5].
Among the (almost exclusively female) living novelists to make the grade, are her tortured, ambiguous heroines really the best reflection of who we are?
This dream of a transition to a new king within the same dynasty, critics say, is an apt reflection of the ambiguous character of the protests, animated by the democratic spirit of the Arab Spring uprisings but also by nostalgia.
Dissident Afrikaners feature prominently, as do, increasingly, black characters, and Brink became identified as an enemy of the state, subject to threats and interrogations, while – a reflection of his ambiguous position – concocting humorous "earthy" stories every week for a major Afrikaans newspaper.
However, in situations of high ambiguous uncertainty, a broader and more inclusive reflection on the guiding norms may become vital for the acceptability and overall success of the innovation.
Although this creates some interpretive difficulties, it could be seen as a pertinent reflection of the nature of MCI itself as an ambiguous phenomenon.
The gumwood's fine grain is "great for reflections," she said, while walnut burl works better "for ambiguous space".
This space-group determination may be upset by the presence of dominant heavy atoms or by pseudo-symmetry affecting the intensities of certain classes of reflections, and in some cases the space group is ambiguous.
From these features stem their ambiguous place in historical and geographical research, as essential tools that nevertheless require cautious and critical reflection.
