The phrase "ambiguous value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something lacks clarity or has multiple interpretations, particularly in discussions about data, philosophy, or ethics.
Example: "The ambiguous value of the data made it difficult to draw any definitive conclusions from the research."
Alternatives: "unclear value" or "vague value".
But in the design universe, where the usefulness of an object takes priority over the elation of the spirit, beauty has a somewhat more ambiguous value.
The prior research in EA framework selection does not embrace both qualitative and quantitative criteria exhibiting imprecise and ambiguous value judgments.
FEC metric masking replaces log-likelihood ratios (LLRs) of the bits that suffer from interference with zero in order not to trust the received bits, and zero is the most ambiguous value.
As a result, for translating the ambiguous value of service level, these equalities and inequalities could be easily used along with the models of PC, PS, PE and PCOMP,etc.
However, concerns have been raised by researchers about problems (biasing and misdiagnosis) associated with the ambiguous value and behavior of this reference voltage, which requires perfect and balanced contact of at least four electrodes to work properly.
It illuminates her capacity for bridging different worlds: between traditional perspective drawing and slick computer-generated imagery, between the era of utopian manifestos and the ambiguous values of the information age.
All around New York and the country, fans were fast moving on from the Olympic morality play yesterday, snapping back to the less ambiguous values of a culture that is defined by money, not medals.
Ambiguous values between 3.0 and 10.0 may have been due to highly divergent genes or hybridization to paralogous genes.
For quality control purpose, it is critical to identify these variances and remove ambiguous values by data analyses.
As well, its ambiguous functional value means that considerable work must be done to discern what value might accrue from the change, thus making one's judgment about its merit highly subjective.
As we talked the idea of progress became increasingly complicated, ambiguous in value, simultaneously positive and negative.
