"The language is clear, it's not ambiguous, class size has to be part of the foundational plan for reform," said Randi Weingarten, the president of the city teachers' union.
In theory, as we shall see, there are constraints on all these channels, and their effects are ambiguous in size, sign and significance.
In theory, these wider impacts are ambiguous in size, sign and significance: we can identify constraints on each channel, and effects may vary over time.
This circumstance would lead to an imprecise, ambiguous sample size calculation.
His reticent, riotous art, nursery size, ambiguous in meaning, ambivalent in gender, essentially religious in disposition, sent tremors through the monument called secular modernism, helped break up and scatter its ideals of bigness, highness and lastingness.
The firm size-economic performance relation shows ambiguous results where the size of the firm can positively influence the chain performance due to scale economies (allocative efficiency) while smaller firms can provide a more efficient input use (technical efficiency) (Gereffi et al. 2008; Aramyan 2007).
This lack of ambiguity inspired gridded fields of white and black triangular checks that look more or less gray (and ambiguous) depending on the size of the grid.
It may seem obvious that classifying CAs according to these morphologies is rather ambiguous because the geographic size will never have regular CA borders in reality.
Note that in theory, the impacts of all of these 'wider impact' channels are ambiguous in terms of size, sign and significance.
In this section, we firstly explain a grid partition approach for real-time computation of facility influence and then we address two issues of this approach: ambiguous grid and grid size.
