Sentence examples for ambiguous signs from inspiring English sources
First one, then another, then a third member of the foursome disappear, leaving ambiguous signs of abduction.
Raveewan Netarakawesana, director of public relations for the Airports Authority of Thailand, which oversaw the construction of the new airport, says her office has received a litany of gripes about Suvarnabhumi: "inadequate and ambiguous signs," overcrowding, faulty air-conditioning, lack of seats at the departure areas and the "naked-looking concrete, paintless columns, walls and structures".
Examples of such behavior are delays in initiating evacuations when people are exposed to alarm signals and other ambiguous signs of fire.
ESR1 expression exhibited ambiguous signs associated with its Beta coefficient for both disease mortality and recurrence, while the NAT1 levels gave ambiguous Beta coefficient signs for mortality.
Risbey et al. [ 72] have proposed expressions for different levels of precision, ranging from full well defended probability density functions, to percentile bounds, first order estimates, expected signs or trends, ambiguous signs or trends and, finally, effective ignorance.
In fact, though, transponder failure is an ambiguous sign, even if the plane then strays from its assigned altitude and course.
So the strange young man she meets also becomes a sign for her& 8212an oblique, ambiguous sign — of an encounter postponed, something that has lain in wait for her.
A furious dialogue ensued in Dzongkha, the Bhutanese language, among the priests, the owner, the government official overseeing the country's cultural properties and the curators' Bhutanese driver over how to interpret this ambiguous sign.
I am sure he would never talk on a cell or text — he is scathing about drivers who do — but we can picture him losing track while peering at an ambiguous sign, or noticing one important cue and having insufficient attention for others.
The marginal private cost of accidents from light truck ownership relative to cars is of ambiguous sign and may even represent a large safety disadvantage.
The tax wedge is symptomatic of redistribution, which has an aggregate income effect on labor supply of ambiguous sign and probably small magnitude.
