Sentence examples for vagueness context from inspiring English sources

In many domains, however, theorists have found it useful to divide the phenomenon of ambiguity from other phenomena (e.g., underspecification, vagueness, context sensitivity).

Such linguistic uncertainty [ 44] can be classified into four main types: vagueness, context dependence, ambiguity, and underspecificity.

Those who accept propositional objects in their ontology tend to agree with Frege that it is a completely objective fact of the matter whether a thought is true or false (ignoring vagueness, context-sensitivity, etc).

Probabilistic descriptions of uncertainty help avoid linguistic uncertainty, because mathematical statements avoid ambiguity and vagueness and the context is also usually explicit.

Indeed, despite the new resources allocated, the enthusiasm of its champions and the "unnoticeable" strategies adopted in a general context of political vagueness were not enough to provoke structural change in medical practice in this FMG, which remained mainly an "idea" in the minds of its initiators.

In this context, Alarcón's mood of apparent vagueness is not so much a tilt at universality but an aesthetic and philosophical end in itself.

We are not dealing with vagueness here, and we assume that a fixed context assumption chooses a suitable meaning.

Others have taken issue with the Williamson argument by pointing out that in the context of non-bivalent approaches to vagueness negation can be variously defined and that the argument supposes a rejection of bivalence invoking a particularly strong reading of negation.

As a matter of fact, the social relationships between individuals are very complex and dynamic under different context, thus there exist much uncertainty or vagueness in social networks.

This vagueness partly rests on insufficient methodological attention to the context in which lean interventions work.

Vagueness doesn't work with goal setting.