Sentence examples for through the ambiguous from inspiring English sources

His novel The Sand Child (1985) probed the constraints on women in traditional Muslim society through the ambiguous tale of Ahmed/Zahra, a lamented eighth daughter passed off as a boy by her parents, who trades integrity and sanity for male privilege.

Furthermore, H1N1 vaccination skepticism propagated through the media, ambiguous messages between activist groups against vaccination, Public Health Authorities, and Scientific Societies, and a delay in the distribution of vaccines, might have contributed to the widespread concern about this vaccination [ 7, 17].

The jewelry, a collaboration with Michelle Cortese, responds to the failure of dashboard cameras and bodycams to accurately capture the ambiguous encounters through which black lives are lost without satisfactory explanation.

Sonix, a company that produces AI-based speech recognition software, ran the ambiguous sound clip through Google, Amazon and Watson's transcription tools, and of course its own.

The ambiguous king-lead has another drawback.

The key is in the ambiguous content.

The face validity was measured through the identification of ambiguous items by a group of diabetic patients, and minor changes in wording were made based on their comments.

To examine the passive performance of the task (as opposed to the intrinsic bias chosen by the monkey), neural responses could be examined when a monkey is trained to produce biased classification of the stimuli (through rewarding ambiguous images differently, for example) and compared to the responses obtained when the biases were voluntary (Suzuki & Grabowecky, 2007).

What you can take in is that Landesman and Cuesta rely on the usual genre scenes — the hero barging into dangerous places and brazening his way through ambiguous situations; the tumultuous fights with cautious editors; the nighttime terrors as bad guys linger outside the hero's house.

The EU will muddle unheroically through, Britain ambiguous on its outer edge, the role to which geography and history have assigned it – sometimes irrelevant, sometimes dominant.

Two main mechanisms have been proposed to explain how they may have evolved despite the large fitness cost that is expected to be associated with the modification of a codon [ 9, 23, 24]: through an ambiguous intermediate state and through the reassignment of a temporarily unused codon.