Despite several Supreme Court rulings, religious displays — whether of crèches, crosses, menorahs or the Ten Commandments — remain a subject of great ambiguity, civil liberties lawyers say.
It allowed Osborne to write on a big canvas, to pursue the subject of sexual ambiguity – by which he had always been fascinated – and to create one brilliantly theatrical scene in which a group of exquisitely-gowned figures dancing to Mozart turned out, on close inspection, to be men.
The Sandberg bluegrass complex has been the subject of taxonomic ambiguity and revision (Majerus et al. 2009).
As the directionality of metabolic reactions is generally subject to ambiguity, edges were set to be undirected.
At the beginning of a project, as much time as necessary must be invested on clarifying the subject of interest and ambiguity that might arise should be given due patience and energy it takes to be resolved.
The first item in each pair was the subject of the ambiguous phrase, while the second item was unique and was described without ambiguity.
However, the cost of profiling a cancer genome at base pair resolution remains out of range for routine clinical use, and calling mutations is subject to ambiguities as a result of tumor heterogeneity, when DNA is obtained from bulk tumor tissue.
A woman has the right to treat the subject of her age with ambiguity until, perhaps, she is over 90.
Even after establishing himself in Hollywood and expanding his range of subjects, he remained a master of ambiguity: his films were obsessed with the variety and instability of human behavior and the conflicting interpretations to which it gives rise.
