Sentence examples for ambiguous vision from inspiring English sources

The audience of committed technophiles seemed unsure how to react to this ambiguous vision of the future.

Indeed, the literature does contain indications that persistence of the current perceptual state may be insufficient to explain history effects in ambiguous vision.

The image is a classic specimen of both artists' ambiguous national vision: black and white; advancing and retreating; the sky's open possibility made painful, and somehow more real, by whatever lies beneath.

The software engineering community uses concepts, methods and practices to deal with ambiguous specifications, changing requirements and incompletely conceived visions, and to design and develop maintainable/extensible quality software.

Neither truly botanical nor purely abstract, it's ambiguous in its moral intentions, the way mystical visions are said to be.

For example, the computational processes underlying low-level vision may rest on priors that finesse ambiguous perception (e.g. [16]).

An opportunity to examine the role of history in vision within a controlled experimental setting is provided by ambiguous stimuli (Figure 1a).

But it has the unwelcome disadvantage of hiding away from us a more nuanced vision of history, a vision that is more expansive, more ambiguous than the endless replication of the quarter-million Bettmann images that were digitized before this decision was made.

The book's other problem is less ambiguous: Jiles's prose sometimes veers across a state line of style and vision into a certain other author's jurisdiction.

Perhaps it is Mr. Tsui's personal experience of the Chinese diaspora that has forged his vision of a hazy, hallucinated nation with no definite boundaries, an ambiguous history and traditions that can be instantly invented and instantly abandoned.

The class of colour vision of the most recent common ancestor to the passerines is ambiguous as a result of different states in parrots (UVS) and falconiforms (VS).