Sentence examples for full ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The receiver brands and firmware versions of the long-baseline experiment are shown in Fig. 2. The AR results of different combination strategy are shown for 500 min of data in Fig. 5 for the full ambiguity resolution (FAR) method and in Fig. 6 for the PAR method, including the AR success rate, number of ambiguities and ratio values.

The human mind is full of ambiguity.

It's a line full of ambiguity.

But though the law seems perfectly clear, it is full of ambiguity.

But reality nonetheless finds interesting reflections on screen, where even apparently simple stories can be full of ambiguity and contradiction.

And novels with a clear plot and definite resolution can still be full of ambiguity, darkness and doubt.

"An interesting aspect of some of the paintings at Catal," Dr. Hodder said, "is that they are very enigmatic and full of ambiguity and difficult to read.

It's full of ambiguity and, in spite of the adorable Scout, the noble Atticus and all that demonstration of human decency, it's full of darkness, danger and difficulty.

In fact, he argued, the show's strength comes from the way it combines the small daily habits of domestic life with the sense of a wider conspiracy playing out around Danny and Alex. "It's a story full of ambiguity and that's what motors it along," Whishaw said.

Quiz Show (from a fine script by Paul Attanasio) is the story of rigged television gameshows in the 50s and it's Redford's best work as a director – full of ambiguity, a story that naturally reflects on the country, and as a survey of human frailty.

These types of relationships are full of ambiguity.