Sentence examples for ambiguous terminology from inspiring English sources

And for consciousness we have the problem of ambiguous terminology again: the term has a huge range of meanings.

The campaign featured billboard advertisements in the city's Castro district highlighting ambiguous terminology used by men seeking sexual contacts in online forums, and set up a Web site at www.be-clear.org.

These findings illuminate problematic issues and indicate that these policies use ambiguous terminology and procedures, ignore local educators' input, and provide unrealistic expectations of society, lack consistency and created resistance on the part of educators.

Ambiguous terminology is a major source of difficulty in this venture.

For standardization bodies, it would cause a decreased product quality: ambiguous terminology will lead to ambiguous standards.

The application of inconsistent and ambiguous terminology in standards may later on reduce their internal and external consistency, readability, and understandability.

However, the changing institutional and technical environment, the need to coordinate energy, resource and spatial planning, as well as inconsistent and ambiguous smart grid terminology make the implementation of smart grid complex for local stakeholders [11, 12].

Faced with this new protocol, clear and consistent information and the avoidance of ambiguous or misleading terminology could alleviate women's anxiety, relieve their burden of blame and allow them informed consent.

For Muslim mystics, such Muhyi al-Din Ibn al-ʿArabi (d. 1240), prose is the ideal medium for communicating divine law; a body of knowledge that requires a definitive and non-ambiguous set of terminology and syntax.

For the lexical approach, several improvements can be proposed to resolve problems due to the management of ambiguous acronyms across terminologies (e.g. CMT in MeSH ("Thyroid neoplasms" or "Charcot-marie-tooth disease")), or for the terms lexically close but with a different meaning, such as sterile as a "aspetic technique" and sterility as "Infertility".

The most recent incarnation of hormesis has been accompanied by a tailored vocabulary for the topic coupled with problems in language precision, yielding ambiguous and potentially misleading terminology.