Sentence examples for important ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The important ambiguity is rather over the scale of Labour's defeat how much, for example, will the expenses scandal exacerbate it?—and over the party's interpretation of it.

A second issue concerns an important ambiguity in the notion of "pragmatic".

The second important ambiguity lies in the Latin term tanquam, since it can mean either "as if, but not in fact," or "as in fact".

In particular, we see in Figure 11 that even if and are estimated on the segmented image regions from the test set, there is an important ambiguity of the patches with respect to the two classes.

In addition, we resolve an important ambiguity in the literature between the concepts of tolerance to rotations and reference frames.

We shall also sometimes treat indexing vectors such as W as sets such that n∈ W means that the node n is in the subsystem ψ W. In general, although we can specify the states of each node with this type of notation, an important ambiguity remains because information about the network structure is not included.

In part because the show has rejected the books' point-of-view narration structure, it has an omniscient narrator – the camera – that has removed important ambiguities from Martin's novels.

Indeed, this covers the most important ambiguities of protein structures, but neglects crucial aspects of ligand molecules.

Based on two case studies of ecological engineering flood defence projects, we demonstrate that important ambiguities are directly related to unpredictability and incomplete knowledge in cascades of interrelated uncertainties.

These two principal avenues stem from some important ambiguities in the definition of "attribute": "By attribute I understand what the intellect perceives of substance as constituting its essence" (1D4).[12] The first term that is ambiguous is "intellect," since it can refer either to the finite intellect or the infinite one (cf. diagram in Section 1).

Indeed, although sophisticated bioinformatics is deployed to reach the highest confidence of proteomic identification and quantification, important ambiguities in data interpretation persists; the observed increase, decrease, or absence of changes in the abundance of peptide phosphorylation need to be interpreted carefully.