Like the obsidian mirrors made by the Aztecs for purposes of divination, these rows of graphs and numbers contain nebulous images of the future – visions that by their very indistinctness can give comfort to believers in human improvement.
"I experience my person," he said, "as a nebulous persona".
WITH its working-city image and nebulous locale -- on the brink of northeast Florida, whistling distance from Georgia -- Jacksonville has never been a serious vacation spot.
For instance, the gas that shows up as nebulous patches in the image turns out to be less hot than had been believed.
In print, Quaker is bursting forth with eye-catching headlines like, "Does it make sense to jump out of a warm bed into a bowl of cold cereal?" There is no mystery about why management has deliberately gone out to try to change the nebulous quality known as its "image".
The Net Neutrality argument is fairly nebulous for the average user but this image from a Reddit reader shows the effects of the law in a way everyone can understand.
After helping to launch the Partnership on AI with Google, Facebook and others; and doubling down on AI research, today Microsoft unveiled a new initiative that points to how it plans to target specific verticals in what can potentially be a very nebulous field — while also raising the public image of AI as some grow concerned about the implications of its encroaching influence.
But the Greeks imagined their gods "in the image of mankind", not as fearsome, nebulous abstractions.
Corporate culture is one of those nebulous terms that conjures up a variety of images.
Her image, her reputation, her life history is nebulous, a drifting cloud, a mist with certain points of colour and definition.
