The phrase "ambiguous shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a form or figure that is not clearly defined or has multiple interpretations.
Example: "The artist's latest sculpture features an ambiguous shape that invites viewers to interpret its meaning in various ways."
Alternatives: "unclear form" or "vague outline".
By contrast, "The Golden Chariot," an account, written as a play, of an "epic" cross-country road trip taken in the summer of 1962 by "a middle-class American Negro family" discovering "the ambiguous shape of our citizenship," comes off as a gimmicky stylistic exercise.
Almost all images with ambiguous shape were either only detected by CNN or not detected by any methods.
When demonstrating the second type of sketching behavior, designers are able to see an ambiguous shape as different complete shapes so as to associate divergent design ideas.
A product may be thought of as an ambiguous shape or a piece of information space, and it need not be concrete.
Because many spine types are ambiguous, shape classification by human operators is subjective and prone to high variability both within an operator on the same spines (intra-operator variability), and between trained operators using the same classification criteria (inter-operator variability).
Assembled from small, elegantly ambiguous shapes -- bone boomerangs, flower wrenches and golf-tee teeth -- they balance deliciously between abstract and real, totemic and geological, cosmic and embryonic.
In Scott Calhoun's "Emperor Gum," an enormous pale bubble jostles the canvas's edges while ambiguous shapes and forms percolate within its translucent, skinlike expanse.
The crucial point of design thinking is how designers recognize ambiguous shapes from sketches and then transfer them into different shapes.
We employ graphic elements, such as ambiguous shapes in the background of layouts, as conceptual visual hallucinations.
In comparison, picture recognition was superior to that of odors and ambiguous shapes and decreased with approximately 20%, although with clear ceiling effects during the first month.
The results showed that proportion correct recognition for odors and ambiguous shapes decreased gradually up to 28 days (~15%) but showed no significant decline between 28 days and 4 months.
