When he tried that tactic in the high court at the end of last year, his claims of senile vagueness provoked guffaws among observers who, noting an undiminished acuity as he heads towards his 84th birthday, are reluctant to bet against the chance of him still being around when that 100-year deal expires in 2111.
Moreover, inherent complexities like uncertainty, vagueness and overlapping among clusters make the analysis of real life categorical data set more difficult.
Furthermore, though typical of major constitutive instruments, the Charter is conspicuously given to generality and vagueness in its human rights clauses, among others.
There was a general consensus among HIECs that the vagueness of the mandate in terms of the partnership composition and governance arrangements positively influenced implementation because it allowed partners to shape HIECs to fit their local needs and circumstances.
While the three methodologies provide ease of decision-making independently in terms of handling vagueness of judgment, analyzing structures and interactions among attributes, and dealing with the dependence and feedback among attributes, respectively, when applied together as in a hybrid manner, this provides a more comprehensive representation of the decision problem.
Referring to the Release 10 scheme[8], to avoid border vagueness, we can consider the method of overlapping among subsets, and the overlapping ratio between adjacent subsets is 1/2.
However, the task of it becomes more difficult due to the inherent complexities among base cluster results, such as uncertainty, vagueness and overlapping.
Among the failings readily imputable to it are the vagueness of the drafting and its effort to say too much.
Ways to reduce the danger of arbitrariness, unwarranted subjectivity and superficiality include (1) introducing the theory-driven perspective from the start of the programme, and (2) documented critical exchanges among TDE practitioners on how they deal effectively with vagueness and conceptual ambiguity.
"This mixture of vagueness and sheer incompetence," he writes in "Politics and the English Language," among my favorites of his essays, "is the most marked characteristic of modern English prose, and especially of any kind of political writing".
