By using the range ambiguity suppression procedure previously described, the ambiguous reflector is now correctly located in range and also correctly focused in azimuth.
Others are best described as ambiguous: "What exactly do you think is involved in blaming someone?" is one for candidates for philosophy, politics and economics.
His other contribution to the album, "Think for Yourself", features what Everett described as "ambiguous tonal coloring", utilising chromaticism in G major with a "strange" mixture of the Dorian mode and the minor pentatonic; he called it a "tour de force of altered scale degrees".
On the other hand, volunteers found it stressful when the tasks to be undertaken were not clearly established, and when this was the case, the role was described as ambiguous.
This makes English speakers much less likely to assign a goal to an action when describing an ambiguous scene.
"But there is no public ceremony to commemorate a stroke that blasts your brain utterly, and no common word to describe the ambiguous state of a wife who has lost her husband and become his nurse".
Swift attempts to describe the ambiguous nature of the Trinity and how many should understand it when he says: Therefore I shall again repeat the doctrine of the Trinity, as it is positively affirmed in Scripture: that God is there expressed in three different names, as Father, as Son, and as Holy Ghost: that each of these is God, and that there is but one God.
The CNCEQ-R consists of 16 items that each describe an ambiguous scenario and a possible negative thought.
His poetry, which has been described as intentionally ambiguous, emerged in a stark postwar period of re-evaluation at all levels of French society, art included.
Because 'alienation' denotes different ideas, and uncertainties about the meaning of the word and concept easily arise, it has been described as an ambiguous concept [8].
