PPE blurred interpersonal boundaries in an unexpected way, producing ambiguities.
"His explanationhas produced more ambiguity than clarity.The time has come to come clean".
The simultaneous but incompatible desires for both "tradition" and "advancement" have produced the "ambiguity of modernity" in the areas of minority nationalities (shaoshu minzu diqu) on China's southwest frontier.
Our analyses based on data from complete plastid genomes produced similar ambiguities (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).
In all cases, the SNP analysis resolved the ambiguous VNTR lineage calling as 1 of the alternatives producing the ambiguity.
The contradictions in Mr. Van Haver's image and sound produce an ambiguity that resonates in Europe, Mr. Beauvallet added.
Sufi poetry expressing divine love and mystical union through the metaphors of profane love and union often resembled ordinary worldly love poetry, and nonmystical poetry made use of the Sufi vocabulary, thus producing an ambiguity that is felt to be one of the most attractive and characteristic features of Persian, Turkish, and Urdu literatures.
Others are so large that their ridges and peaks tangle with those of the mainland itself to produce an ambiguity of land and sea.
Stand-alone positioning accuracy is at the meter level, while differential processing can produce fixed ambiguity carrier phase positions accurate to the centimeter level.
This inclination among contemporary readers--to rescue otherwise "bad" writing by presuming it to have some ulterior motive beyond optimism, naivete, and sincerity--is a postmodern one, though the effect it finally produces, an ambiguity of affect and tone and intent, is entirely metamodern.
This conflict could potentially produce significant ambiguity.
