Still, for all the jockeying, rarely has a political race been so packed with peculiar uncertainties that would complicate any campaign, any fund-raising effort, any hope of a strategy at all.
It is important to note that a majority of real-world RS data acquisition and processing problems can be qualified as sensing in harsh environments [4 8, 10, 11] in the sense of intrinsic problem model uncertainties peculiar for such RS modalities.
But creeping religious conservatism, lawlessness and economic uncertainty have also been conspiring against them in peculiar ways.
"The great uncertainty of all data in war is a peculiar difficulty, because all action must, to a certain extent, be planned in a mere twilight, which in addition not infrequently - like the effect of a fog or moonshine - gives to things exaggerated dimensions and unnatural appearance".
All of this has made this unusual and peculiar campaign something that many politicians and voters are already lamenting, despite the uncertainty of its outcome.
Phylogenetics, with its hierarchical branching structure, presents a peculiar realm of statistical analysis, where mistaking noise for signal and integrating over uncertainty about nuisance parameters can lead to systematically biased inferences.
It's the perpetual uncertainty, the hovering on the edge of infinitely tedious regress, that generates the peculiar suspense – the sense, more exactly, of suspended narration – that makes his writing compelling.
This uncertainty is also further complicated by an 'island effect' which, has likely induced peculiar morphologies and size change, both of which can mimic the process of domestication (e.g. [ 29, 30]).
(Rowans) Fear and Uncertainty: "I feel now… a bit in limbo, just waiting till everyday objects go a peculiar shape".
