Remark 2: In the case of the count quantifiers few and many, there is evidence that each quantifier is really ambiguous between two interpretations, the absolute one and the proportional one (Partee 1989).
Because I feel like those emoji are really ambiguous.
I liked the fact that there was an absence of attitude from the storyteller's point of view.' Likewise with L.A. Confidential, which he does not consider to be a noir film, Hanson was really interested in the ambiguous cops.
"There was very little systematic research, and much of the research that existed was really a hodgepodge — scattered, inconsistent, and ambiguous," Theodore Millon, one of the members of the DSM III task force, says.
"There was very little systematic research, and much of the research that existed was really a hodgepodge — scattered, inconsistent, and ambiguous," Theodore Millon, one of the members of the DSM-III task force, says.
There are really beguiling, ambiguous interior space images and one suggestive picture — say some kind of street-style snap.
For example, if the spectrum is really an ambiguous event (b + 1, b + 2, y + 3, y + 2), but we only observed (y + 2, b + 2), then we would mistakenly code it an "unambiguous event".
But you could imagine a situation where the numbers were closer, and the question of whether I really want work is genuinely ambiguous.
After the sale, writer doesn't feel the house is really his -- he is ambiguous about committing himself to France; he misses the U.S.
I genuinely don't know, however, what this ludicrously ambiguous instruction is really telling me to do, and am only thankful that the device itself appears to work, nevertheless".
