The results show that in such scenario, the double-differenced ionospheric correction residuals should not exceed ∼1/3 of the L1 wavelength for successful single-epoch ambiguity resolution.
This can be explained by the fact that due to the small number of observations for the Intensive experiments, an increase in the number of unknowns reduces post-fit residuals and prevents successful detection of the ambiguity shifts.
Rubber-faced comic Jim Carrey brought his unique brand of comic genius to this riotous 1997 comedy with Carrey delivering one of his best turns as a shifty, opportunistic and very successful lawyer whose moral ambiguity would put most hardened criminals to shame.
No successful, high-performing, organisation creates ambiguity about who is ultimately in charge of the day-to-day operations of the organisation.
However, the findings also illustrate the tension between a possible prospective stance and the fragility caused by resource rigidities or implementation failures due to less successful project management or the ambiguity of leadership roles.
In that case, Ike's bluffing proved successful, but at other times his ambiguity could create needless confusion and misunderstanding.
"If you want to be a successful leader, you must communicate without ambiguity at all times," said Gautum Mukunda, a Harvard Business School professor who studies and writes about leadership.
The role of the critic, Scott says, is to resist the manufactured consensus to interrogate the successful, to exalt the unknown, to argue for ambiguity and complexity.
I don't think the film is as successful as the book in expressing the moral ambiguity, but I anticipated that from the beginning.
