They're completely ambiguous.
It's a little ambiguous to be totally honest," said Alexander Baugh, a graduate student and an Obama captain at Mathews Elementary School in Austin.
In Breathe, she described the method of processing her voice in real time, creating something so totally distorting it occupies an ambiguous space between pleasure and pain.
Molecular age estimation is of particular importance for evolutionary events for which the fossil record is incomplete, ambiguous, or even totally unknown.
"They are either completely restless, in a romantic, antiheroic manner," he continued, "or, on the contrary, totally introverted — which you might call an ambiguous space, or rather, for me, an oblique space".
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The search of mlrA sequences in the GeneBank database proved a not so straight forward procedure, as the search by using " mlrA" gives ambiguous results, with some of them being totally irrelevant to the degradation gene.
It is obvious that the pattern includes totally 26 = 64 possible fate patterns, but it is still ambiguous if all these 64 patterns will be adopted in in vivo experiments.
The United States' position on the regulation is ambiguous; in fact, although the United States government is in favour of ending the litigation, American manufacturers are totally against the standards set out in the regulation which would penalise them.
