Sentence examples for sources of ambiguity from inspiring English sources

This is, however, to overlook some sources of ambiguity.

On almost every front, the creators have removed potential sources of ambiguity or pathos: the Nygaards have no child, and nearly all the victims of the two men's cons are contemptible figures, often in sexualized ways.

However, LCA suffers from several sources of ambiguity and uncertainty.

They also identified sources of ambiguity inherent to linking code-like terms in unstructured natural language documents.

Contrary to some earlier suggestions, the precise nature of the voting words didn't matter much to the judges' perceptions of the outcome, at least in comparison to other sources of ambiguity.

Given that chromosomal arrangements have occurred over the ∼150 My since divergence, we feel our systematic approach best identifies paralogous genes and other potential sources of ambiguity.

All these sources of ambiguities may undermine reciprocal trust and raise scope for opportunistic behaviors.

One source of ambiguity relates to expenses.

Most famous of all, a perfectly painted pipe in Treachery of Images from 1929 has the legend, "This is not a pipe", in the supreme example of Magritte's obsession with bringing words into the picture, not just as a comment on the painting but also as source of ambiguity and multi-meanings themselves.

A major challenge for de novo sequencing, in which sequences are assembled for the very first time (such as with the HGP), is the production of individual DNA reads that are of sufficient length and quality to span common repetitive elements, which are a general property of complex genome sequences and a source of ambiguity for sequence assembly.

A further source of ambiguity in the definition of biological altruism concerns the time-scale over which fitness is measured.