Moreover, there is no support for any vagueness in the expression of cloud consumers' requirements, even if they refer to qualitative properties.
Why do many stories — like one about a protest he led, while a student at Lincoln University, against poor campus health services; or one about his involvement with the 1979 concerts against nuclear power that became the album and film "No Nukes" — slide into vagueness, as if the outcomes weren't important?
There's no room for vagueness or imprecision.
Furthermore, the conflict could have been resolved right on the spot with another thirty-seconds of straight communication, explaining how last minute jitters and a child's mistake led to disaster (sorry for the vagueness, no reason to spoil something that occurs an hour into the movie).
Vagueness helps no one, no matter what generation you inhabit.
Perhaps the realist could then link the two theories, claiming that since there is no incoherence in the epistemic interpretation of vagueness, there is no incoherence in the realist notion of truth?
But if the mood of the public or the state attorneys general changes in the months or years ahead, there will no doubt be enough vagueness in the ultimate settlement agreement so that new or different claims against Microsoft may rise again.
No surprise given the vagueness of the Republican strategy for fixing our economy, but the real issue here is much bigger than just Romney's cluelessness.
The New Yorker, July 25 , 1942P. 52 Mr. Harkness was a great inventor who had no patience with stupidity or vagueness.
By Mindret Lord The New Yorker, July 25 , 1942P. 52 Mr. Harkness was a great inventor who had no patience with stupidity or vagueness.
