Příklady ambiguity

• Because there are fewer constraints to the parameter values in qualitative modeling, there inevitably exists ambiguity.

• While purely indefinite examples are hard to come by, verbal gerunds do participate in the ambiguity patterns also found for bare nominal gerunds.

• In short, perhaps the source of ' religious ambiguity ' is not the evidence, but the will.

• It might not be possible to completely automate this process because of ambiguities.

• Neither editor is at fault, but it is another case where the ambiguity of the notation is lost in the precision of the modern edition.

• Quantificational notions are instead expressed by nominals, which exhibit systematic ambiguities between weak (indefinite), strong (definite), and predicative interpretations.

• Whatever the reason for ambiguity, ecologists face the problem of providing a definite classification of species.

• Of course, for compositional purposes, the ambiguities may be even more interesting, but that is largely beyond the scope of the current paper.

• A problem with multiparameter type classes is the increased possibilities they introduce for ambiguity in inferred types, impacting their usefulness in many practical situations.

• Emotional exhaustion related positively to role conflict and ambiguity.

• If the demands of the task are low and the possible responses are restricted, a typically developing child should be able to overcome any ambiguity.

• In the reported experimental trials, the environment was altered to cause this type of ambiguity, and a method of resolving it is demonstrated.

• The idea is to minimise ellipsis and ambiguity, seeking a clear word order which can be more easily 'mapped' from one language to another.

• The indefinite placing of this period is echoed by the very ambiguity of the character himself.

• What for academic theorists is doubt and ambiguity, for practising artists is dilemma and anguish.