Sentence examples for equivocation at the from inspiring English sources

Vernam suggested a means of introducing equivocation at the same rate at which it was reduced by redundancy among symbols of the message, thereby safeguarding communications against cryptanalytic attack.

On stage, she appeared in Farragut North and Equivocation at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.

Sometimes you just have to leave equivocations at the door for the sake of progress and the accomplishment record of the party, and vote for something meaningful in the chambers.

Equivocation is at the heart of literary insult, harnessing seriousness to comedy, earnestness to lightness, teasing the single-minded into taking offence.

To call him one of the best writers in the country seems a pointless equivocation, for, at the moment, I can't think of anyone better.

The equivocation rate at the eavesdropper is defined as.

The Ghanaian foreign minister, Mohammed Mumuni said to reporters, "Certainly that's not the position that we take... for us in Ghana there is absolutely no equivocation at all about our acceptance and respect for the jurisdiction, the integrity and high honor of dignity of the ICC".

Donald Trump's craven equivocation at a moment of crisis assaults the very values upon which this nation has staked its existence.

But his equivocation at his Senate confirmation hearing on the question of whether waterboarding is torture, and his assertion that the president's constitutional powers can sometimes trump a particular law, drew sharp criticism from Democrats and human rights groups.

But Bill Cain's "Equivocation" at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum takes a scholarly theory -- that "Macbeth" is a coded chronicle of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 -- and runs with it all over the stage in a joyful meta-theatrical romp.

Kant locates the equivocation contained in the argument in the use of the term "substance".