And now has it has Prime Wardrobe to increase lock-in and reduce points at which customers can choose not to buy Amazon's own clothing (all while gathering more data about individual preferences); and Echo Look to be its data collection and voice-commerce portal (and as an added bonus, it can route ambiguous purchase requests to its growing inventory of private-label items).
Following both guidelines will make your requests less ambiguous which, in turn, improves the chances that you will find the information you seek.
"Each of your requests in ambiguous and overly broad," Metcalf wrote on June 10 , 2011 citing a court decision saying that requests must include "sufficient clarity".
"Notwithstanding your ambiguous and overly broad request, the office has voluntarily enclosed the records that we believe you are seeking".
For example, hospital doctors argued that they often had to prioritise urgent clinical assignments over nurses' requests to clear up ambiguous drug prescriptions in a new drug record system ([ 55]; Risk).
Voss and Zeil described a technique to extract the three-dimensional (3D) motion of flying insects under natural light conditions, requesting human intervention in ambiguous situations [17].
At one point, Stanford asked about an ambiguous clause in the city's proposal request: would the university have to indemnify the city if it were sued for, say, polluted water on Roosevelt Island?
First, the description about the proposed excavation is a text-based request ticket that can be vague and ambiguous, and it is up to the field locators to interpret the digging zone from the written request.
Citations were kept to request full articles if they were ambiguous.
In the context of RTIs, a range of parent communication behaviours were interpreted by clinicians as indicating an expectation for antibiotics; however, most were ambiguous and could also be interpreted as raising concerns or requests for further information.
