Sentence examples for ambivalent signals from inspiring English sources

The police, who take their cue from the politicians, were paralyzed by ambivalent signals last time but took a different tack this time.

Much has been made of the ambivalent signals delivered on the eve of the invasion by the ambassador in Iraq, April C. Glaspie.

Coming from a president who has spent seven years shying away from the Arab-Israeli conflict, the ambivalent signals were not entirely a surprise.

Given the ambivalent signals from the administration last week and continued support for Mubarak by some prominent Republican Congressional leaders and influential media pundits, there is concern within the White House as to whether the Egyptian regime has gotten the message.

Finally, ambivalent signals come from the study by Wickens et al. [ 61].

Complementarily, experiment 1C cross-checked whether binocular motion information is exploited by using a dichoptic motion signal that presented monocular detectors with ambivalent motion signals, while providing only binocular mechanisms with reliable motion information.

Although the signals were ambivalent, and it was unclear who the senders represented, I decided to respond positively.

Another example for coexisting positive and negative effects is the α-catenin/β-catenin/E-cadherin-complex, for which both H. pylori and HGF are ambivalent factors, because they signal through Rac1, which has an inhibitory effect on IQGAP-1, and via calmodulin with a positive effect.

Investor sentiment was ambivalent in Asia on Tuesday, signaling that rate cutting by the U.S. Federal Reserve may be losing its magic after having been resorted to frequently in recent months.

These may be isolated moves that signify no grand themes; or they may signal a change in the always ambivalent relationship between the agile, entrepreneurial nature of the Web 2.0 world and large, established corporate players.

Eitan was ambivalent, preferring to limit the attack to a signal to the Syrians.