Sentence examples for previous ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The new line, if it sticks, marks an end to previous ambiguity.

Johnson as politician applied similar methods: so despite a previous ambiguity about the wisdom of Britain leaving the EU, he became head of the leave campaign, never hesitating to lie or insult Britain's EU partners if it furthered the cause.

We used DataViewer3D (Gouws et al. 2009) to superimpose brain activation from previous ambiguity studies onto our own findings within a single template in MNI space (Colin27_T1_seg_MNI.nii).

The models provide unified and coherent descriptions of these processes within the type strain, eliminating previous ambiguity caused by models built from analyses of multiple and divergent strains of this microorganism.

The chemical shift, δ, is redefined to avoid previous ambiguities but to leave practical usage unchanged.

Our results corroborate most of the species designations in the genus and clarify some previous taxonomic ambiguities.

Figure 3 A shows temporal peak activations from the current study, associated with semantic representation (Conjunction 1) and semantic control (Conjunction 2) respectively, alongside temporal lobe peaks from previous studies of ambiguity resolution (i.e., ambiguous > unambiguous material; retrieval of subordinate > dominant concepts of homonyms).

Second, the framework may identify conventional regression as the best model for future energy consumption forecasting because of its dynamic structure, whereas in the case of uncertainty and ambiguity, previous studies assume that fuzzy regression provides better solutions and estimation.

By contrast, Mr. Kahn's previous films depict painful ambiguity.

In previous studies, wherever this ambiguity arose, currencies were assumed to be following the dollar.

It would eliminate the "ambiguity" of previous strategies, drawing a stark line between conventional and nuclear wars.