For Tashlin and Mr. Lewis, it's a setup that plays into the defining ambiguity of Mr. Lewis's comic persona: his dual nature as a needy, vulnerable infant and a sexually aggressive adult.
This paper begins by defining ambiguity and uncertainty as relevant to clinical practice.
To estimate the ambiguity resolution of this newly developed GS HLA assay, we defined ambiguity strings quantitatively at the 4 digit level (including non-expressed alleles) of Sanger sequencing results versus clonal NGS results.
Police powers over them must be strictly defined; legal ambiguity about when they can use information from a mole and when they are held to be aiding misconduct must be removed.
That is, if ({(Omega_{n}, F^{n}),n=1,2,ldots}) localizes F in (mathbb {D}^{1,2}), then ({mathscr {D}}_{W}F) is defined without ambiguity by ({mathscr {D}}_{W}F={mathscr {D}}_{W}F^{n}) on (Omega_{n}), (ngeq 1), and Omega_{n}uparrowOmega,qquad F=F_{n},quad ngeq1, almost surely.
Define resolution-ambiguity as the size of the region θ (denoted by | θ|) in which ζ is constrained to lie.
Alignment of our sequencing results with 62 different T. gondii isolates (5 reference strains, 7 clinical isolates and 51 T. gondii-positive amniotic fluids) revealed 3 nucleotide mutations, one deletion, and one defined nucleotide ambiguity compared to GenBank AF146527.
This will possibly create ambiguities while defining the states of the device or switching between two states.
Budner (1962) defines intolerance of ambiguity as "the tendency to perceive ambiguous situations as sources of threat" and tolerance of ambiguity as the tendency to "perceive ambiguous situations as desirable" [ 1].
The experimental procedure utilized first crack propagation from the initial polytetrafluoroethylene insert to avoid ambiguity of defining crack location due to crack curving, resulting in a wider crack front and fiber bridging.
So, in this case, there is no ambiguity in defining the minimal number of roots of : (1.2).
