Sentence examples for ambiguous task from inspiring English sources

Will Europe now take up the burden of this complex, morally ambiguous task?

The Interior Department's writ is to manage the public lands for "multiple uses," a difficult and ambiguous task.

Measuring or evaluating performance of a Cloud service is a non-trivial and highly ambiguous task.

Security design is a complex and ambiguous task not made any easier by ignorant gotcha journalism that can't distinguish between an disputable compromise and a "backdoor".

Separating the Intervention and Comparison elements is an ambiguous task as they are referring to a same semantic group (exposures).

We also sought to assess effects on objective and subjective performance because we reasoned that induced interpretation bias about an ambiguous hypothetical event would transfer to children's evaluation of their own performance during an ambiguous task.

Health care resembles conventional HROs in that patient care involves complex and ambiguous tasks, a fast-paced environment, and highly hazardous and interdependent work in which error has potentially catastrophic consequences.

First, participants completed an adaptation of the Ambiguous Sorting Task (AST) used previously by Rottman et al. (2012) and Goldwater and Gentner (2015).

They also were randomly allocated to 1 of 2 conditions in the Ambiguous Scenarios Task, in which they were trained to have either a threatening interpretation of pain (pain bias condition) or a nonthreatening interpretation of pain (no pain bias condition).

For example, Creswell et al. [ 13] employed an ambiguous scenario task to measure interpretation bias in a mixed sample of clinically anxious and non-clinical children (aged 7 15 years) and their mothers.

Crossmodal attenuations may serve as a mechanism that filters sensory inputs, either noisy, ambiguous or task irrelevant, thus allowing for more efficient processing higher along the hierarchy (Corbetta and Shulman 2002; Gazzaley and D'Esposito 2007; Bressler et al. 2008; Magosso et al. 2010; Werner and Noppeney 2010).