The longer I live here in Athens, the more compelled I feel to confront my ambiguity and come to a conclusion.
The selected criterion to confront this ambiguity is to correlate the ICA results with the corresponding digital photograph of the tissue.
The results of the experiment suggested that when people are confronted with ambiguity their emotions can overpower their reasoning, leading them to reject risky propositions.
In the present study, we investigate how our perceptual system determines temporal correspondences when confronted with ambiguity.
The arts become a model for engaging with problem-solving: uncertainty and ambiguity confront art makers and viewers all the time; artworks are experiments that work by different sets of rules.
When "The West Wing" was collecting all those Emmy Awards on Sept. 10, Mr. Sheen was edged out in the best actor category by James Gandolfini of "The Sopranos," a show that, unlike "The West Wing," honestly confronts the ambiguities in a powerful man's life.
Thus, I was constantly forced to confront points of irony, ambiguity and understandings of justice connected to our story under a media microscope.
To resolve that question, it is necessary to confront not only interpretive ambiguities in making inferences about the content of other minds, but conceptual issues about what it means to possess critical cognitive functions.
When confronted with social ambiguity, children with more ASD-related symptoms allocated fewer cognitive resources to resolving this ambiguity than children who showed fewer sub-clinical symptoms of ASD.
Confronted with this ambiguity, Boolos (1995) introduced a notation for quotation in which every quotation mark 'knows its name'.
He seems diverted, as when kissing a snapshot of the woman he loves: "We are just opposites, Vera and me". Although moral ambiguity confronts Poirot in this story, he is neither complex nor inviolate as a fictional sleuth.
