Under mating game conditions, a ciliate's response probability to a stimulus event E, here a series of vibrations mimicking preconjugal activity from an ambiguous source, reveals its subjective interpretation of the meaningfulness of messages sent from the ambiguous source.
Gillmour called the final show a "poorly-recorded obscenity-filled miserable ramble" that showed how prescient Ziff Davis columnists John Dvorak and David Coursey have always been in protecting readers and listeners from the dangers of unauthorized and ambiguous sources of dangerous information.
However, norms, and hence theoretical models reliant on norms to account for social processes, cannot accommodate the fact that communicable respiratory diseases make other humans ambiguous sources of threat: one can usually control sexual encounters but not who shares public transport.
One result is that the epics are dubious authorities for the assessment of historical events like the attack on Troy or the status of workers, just as they are ambiguous sources for early Greek grammar or theology.
Results indicate that political ideology influences biased processing of ambiguous political messages and source in late-night comedy.
The current study demonstrates that contextual effects on brightness are due to the visual system's attempts to identify the most probable source of ambiguous image data.
Thus, the quencher/detection agents must be located directly at the site of ROS generation with a sufficient high concentration, which can be difficult and a source of ambiguous results.
The prediction is buttressed by selective use of ambiguous statistics.
Sounds kind of ambiguous to me.
Regions of ambiguous homology were removed.
