Sentence examples for visual ambiguity from inspiring English sources
The caustic essayist William Hazlitt was especially troubled by Turner's relish of visual ambiguity: the sharp line melting into the swimming ether.
One is a camouflage pattern for snorkelers and divers, designed not to scare the shark away but to introduce visual ambiguity: "You can't see me, or you're not quite sure what I am, and you may leave me alone," Hart explained.
By extension, providing patients with LBD with rich visual environments that eliminate visual ambiguity, and providing environmental cues to aid their perception, may reduce hallucination frequency in this population.
A penchant for visual ambiguity also saves the works from being simply pleasing or pretty.
The performance increase is more marked for the "difficult" streams IV and V; we hypothesize that this is due to increased visual ambiguity (caused by imprecise classifier models, low-light or low-contrast conditions) whose resolution by attentional modulation then has a potentially larger effect.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission created the mock-up nearly five years ago, having tired of the visual ambiguities of sketches, models, photographs and digital montages of proposed additions to rooftops.
(Again, more about the plate's physical history on another occasion.) But, allowing for the visual ambiguities attendant on examining an image of such a small scale, it is hard to know what else the "lumpy shape" on the street to the right of the customer and boot-black might be except at least one other figure (see enlargement outlined in purple above).
have visual (layered) ambiguity (ibidem, p. 192).
On the other hand, contextual knowledge, and specifically temporal-related contextual information, has been widely used in semantic video manipulation tasks, in order to overcome possible audio-visual information ambiguities.
Whereas words slip and fail, and the power of words lies in their ambiguity, visual images are sharp and exact.
Also, localization errors by visual sensors cause ambiguity in the boundary of coverage.
