Sentence examples for language of uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The band seems to be traveling into jazz's language of uncertainty: strange time signatures, the yowl of late Coltrane.

For example, on 6 September, the OECD issued an interim assessment on the near-term global outlook, written by Pier Carlo Padoan, that blandly reports "significant risks" on the horizon – the language of uncertainty itself.

His argument instead relied substantially on the language of empirical uncertainty rather than moral condemnation.

This commentary was initiated by two of the authors (MP and GtR), who are doing research in the area of hedging (use of language to express uncertainty), and proposed to the editors of Health and Quality of Life Outcomes.

Lieber (2013) argues that ideology is widely used to signal loyalty and the government is good at using ideology to "control and direct key vocabularies… (and) vague ideological language can create a climate of uncertainty thus increasing the range of a control regime" (Lieber 2013: p346).

The strictures of written thought have never come naturally to Nelson, who says that as a woman, her language is riddled with "tics of uncertainty".

This commentary was developed through discussion and logical arguments by the authors who are doing research in the area of hedging (use of language to express uncertainty) and who have extensive experience as authors and editors of biomedical papers.

Perplexity, a measure of uncertainty in natural language models, gives a better assessment of how well the model generalizes on unseen (new) data.

The language of confidence levels, certainty and uncertainty, needs to be out there more often when such things are discussed.

This disruption of otherwise plain language breeds uncertainty.

Nevertheless, the challenges of maintaining port safety were notable through the language used by interviewees, which was often expressive of uncertainty or of regulations would be followed theoretically.