Sentence examples for becomes ambiguous and from inspiring English sources

What should be clear becomes ambiguous, and our brain must do its best to resolve the ambiguity.

It's a comforting, not unfamiliar idea, until this thought: "The stars are bright, but do they know / The universe is beautiful but cold?" Then the song stops being comforting; it reaches for something it doesn't quite understand, and possibly doesn't even want; it becomes ambiguous and mournful.

In the transition range, the TDE peak becomes ambiguous and is not necessary related to the correct TDOA value.

His images gained in depth and became ambiguous and psychologically more complex.

Communication, they say, is the key to being a leader and to assuring employees that someone is in control -- especially at a time when everyone's world has suddenly become ambiguous and uncertain.

Kleist was a child of the Enlightenment, but his reading of Kant led him to the conclusion, as the German literature scholars David Luke and Nigel Reeves have it, that "human nature, our own selves, were a riddle, everything that has seemed straightforward became ambiguous and baffling".

A limitation is that the results become ambiguous and relies on linear assumptions and orthogonal transformations.

Each θ can simultaneously represent several electron states and hence becomes ambiguous.

When figure and background have the same size the assignment of figure and ground becomes ambiguous (see e.g. [21]).

If the average number of molecules in observation volume is chosen too high, the noise level of the SACFs and SCCF becomes comparable to the amplitudes of diffusion and kinetic terms of the correlation function and the analysis becomes ambiguous.

As the series progresses, the distinction between the Spanish and the imperialists becomes ambiguous.