Sentence examples for ambiguous setting from inspiring English sources

Other Scots detectives operate in the less ambiguous setting of Glasgow, where far fewer classical outlines have survived to frame the rough stuff.

Authorities would be allowed to appeal the IFAI's rulings under a "broad and ambiguous" set of "exceptions," such as national security or economic stability, that the critics said could be too easily cited to undercut the federal information institute's authority.

Moreover, we incorporate K-L divergence into an ambiguous set of uncertain parameters to measure the value of data.

This ambiguous set of outcomes has limited DBS' use in mental illness, despite the pressing need for new treatments for these disorders.

Justice Scalia called this concluding part of the majority opinion "a bizarre coda" setting forth "a deliberately ambiguous set of suggestions on how to modify the injunction".

It has variously been described as a precursor to the Sphenopsids (see Stewart & Rothwell 1993) and to the ferns (see Taylor & Taylor 1993) due to its ambiguous set of characters.

And there's an ambiguous set of signals from the current American government, which promises never to jail journalists for doing their job, but uses the considerable power of the state to plug any leaks it deems harmful.

The results of numerical analysis show the need to account for K-L divergence in an ambiguous set of DRO models, as GHG emission costs increase even when little K-L divergence disturbance is in place.

It is thus very common for standardization bodies on all levels (regional, super-regional, international) often to provide an inconsistent, ambiguous set of concept, terms, and definitions.

The result is an ambiguous set of mysterious, organic images.

Nowadays, within the genre, the currently fashionable taste is for noir - gritty and morally ambiguous stories set in the big city, whose authors aspire to tick sociological and even ethical checkboxes as well as literary ones.