Sentence examples for ambiguous target from inspiring English sources

The book admits, "With its coat of gray paint, the Gustloff offered an ambiguous target".

In Experiment 1, ambiguous target words were preceded by unambiguous noun, verb, and letter (control) primes.

Can a modern movement brought on by the events in Ferguson, Missouri, take on a more ambiguous target?

Analysis of the response time data showed that participants identified ambiguous target images more quickly when they heard voices similar to their own.

They took this as evidence that the processes underlying the PCN reflect the suppression of distracter interference, so as to resolve ambiguous target feature coding [58].

Optionally, RExPrimer can automatically exclude ambiguous target regions based on similarity with pseudogene copies.

Precedent for this targeting mechanism also exists: In apicomplexan parasites, an SOD is dual-targeted to the mitochondrion and complex plastid through an ambiguous targeting peptide (Pino et al. 2007).

Instances of ambiguous targets and values can mark a shift in attitudinal prosody.

To do this, I shall now turn to one further segment from a longer contribution, in order to illustrate how ambiguous targets or attitudes, especially those marked in context, function to both encapsulate and project an argument being made (Example 7 below).

This finding confirms that the resolution of ambiguous target-distractor decisions recruited frontoparietal resources to a particularly large extent when the task was novel.

This change in the peak position of the tuning function could be accounted for by a general shifting in frontoparietal resources away from resolving the ambiguous target-distractor decision at morph 1 and towards recognition of the target as the task becomes more familiar.