We will discuss testing for ambiguity below: for now, we will try to isolate ambiguity by separating it from other typical cases with which ambiguity is easily conflated.
This little thought experiment is plausible, but not ideal as an illustration because it is easily conflated with vague notions we might entertain about fusion of agency in the ideal of marriage and it is important to distinguish the dynamics of preference conditionalization in teams of distinct agents from the simple collapse of individual agency.
Nash has worked hard to manufacture that unique sense of imitation-intimacy that's only really possible online, where "likes" are easily conflated with love.
Furthermore, sequencing of expressed products captures only exons and excludes all information about promoter regions, and paralogs may be easily conflated because intronic sequence data are missing.
There have been several high-profile papers, published by leaders in the field in influential journals [ 1– 4], describing addiction as a brain disease and as a chronic relapsing disorder, and the two can be easily conflated.
His hologrammic persona is too easily conflated with the perceived deficiencies of his political beliefs: the Third Way is widely regarded in Britain, as in the United States, as something of a sham — a marketing strategy rather than a governing philosophy.
Musically, dancehall is a splinter faction of reggae, itself an amalgamation of ska, rocksteady, and mento (a playful acoustic folk music that's often and easily conflated with calypso), along with jazz and rhythm and blues from America, especially New Orleans.
BUT maybe secrecy and privacy have become too easily conflated when they are, in fact, quite different.
Finally, there appears to be a wide array of normative notions with interesting interactions, some easily conflated with others (by ethicists as much as deontic logicians).
In arguing for harsher penalties for viewing child pornography, lawmakers have tended to conflate the desire to view photographs (a crime that can be detected by tracing a computer's I.P. address) with actual sex abuse, which is notoriously difficult to prosecute, since young victims are easily silenced.
A skeptic could easily conflate an MSG album debut/fashion show with hubris.
