Some of his observations are overly glib: he patronizingly writes that Dickens, in his last (unfinished) book "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," "sets up a series of resonances and ambiguities that seem comparable to the films of David Lynch".
Our results, with our new design, fall on the low end of the range of results in the surveyed studies, and are comparable to a control test where "strategic" ambiguity was induced.
Compared to these techniques, our approach is simpler to use, catches more user mistakes, and resolves more ambiguities through link-time analysis, is comparable in memory usage, and runs significantly faster.
These actions are properly considered cognitive, but it deserves emphasis that this is limited to basal discrimination of status and is not comparable to the decision matrices by which biological entities with higher consciousness settle ambiguities.
He did not hire ciphers, but comparable virtuosi such as the pianist Dave Kikowski, who would help him add complexities and ambiguities to familiar material and recast it.
Concatenation of a large number of nucleotide or protein sequences such as done in [5 9] may lead to seemingly comparable resolution, but the somewhat subjective selection of sequences or genes brings about ambiguity and makes the conclusion less convincing.
"There are always ambiguities".
Pleasing ambiguities abounded.
