Sentence examples for ambiguous zones from inspiring English sources

A survey to recover pen trajectories multiple approaches to recover drawing order as skeleton, contours, ambiguous zones detections and ambiguous zones analysis are discussed [17].

Results show how ambiguous zones are precisely determined, how to determine the optimum scanner orientation and aperture, and how to reduce the number of readings per scan for improving the robot's computational load and navigation speed.

Much of the time, therefore, we function in an ambiguous zone, without clear-cut answers.

Arguably, it looks very much shoulder-to-shoulder, but once again, it falls into an ambiguous zone where, as much as it might have been a clean hit, it borders on the kind of thing the league is looking to eliminate.

Then, once the first few shockwaves had passed, things would move into a less predictable, more ambiguous zone.

This ambiguous twilight zone is a dangerous place nowadays for film-makers – noir can be so seductive it can easily slip into an exercise in retro detail.

Such disembodied communication occupies an ambiguous middle zone.

The scoring system recommended by Maurer-Stroh et al for the NMT Predictor [ 20] categorizes a large number of plant sequences (including some where myristoylation has been biochemically verified) into an ambiguous "twilight zone", where the algorithm is unable to distinguish positives from negatives.

Because uniqueness of a scoped address is guaranteed only within a corresponding zone [SCOPEARCH], the semantics for a scoped address is ambiguous on a zone boundary.

Those epidemiological characteristics of relatively low (yet uncertain) severity and high transmission (especially in children) meant that the A(H1N1 pdm09 pandemic fell within the ambiguous or "grey" zone for scientific advisers and decision makers.

An ambiguous (or uncertainty) zone can be defined around a membership degree value of 0.5, representing those patients for which a low or high risk profile cannot be clearly associated, i.e. their molecular grade profile is really intermediate (see "gray rectangle" on Figure  2).