Ambiguity

We were told that “ambiguity tolerance” was good and “ambiguity intolerance” was bad, and that leaders who could live with ambiguity were more creative and resilient.

Ambiguity in villains is com- pelling, but perhaps the reason “Joker” has been so widely con- demned is that no one wants to see ambiguity in a character like Fleck.

François Maximilian Misson (visiting Rome in the spring of April 1688) wrote: error Gender ambiguity and sexuality Christina's gender ambiguity did not end with her style of dress.

Lexical ambiguity is contrasted with semantic ambiguity.

Range ambiguity resolution main The range ambiguity resolution techniques used with medium pulse repetition frequency radar can be seen as a special case of the Chinese remainder theorem.

A flashback episode that details how James became a better person and earned Lily's love could further support the themes of moral ambiguity throughout and demonstrate how nearly everyone can be redeemed.

After the release of the minutes, financial markets displayed a degree of ambiguity, as major stock indices saw slight gains.

And that difficulty in putting together a credible campaign to contest in all the local government bodies was reflected today in the comments by Mr Norton… So, the ambiguity is not because of strategic thinking.

As a director, I love stories where there’s ambiguity.

Dr. Paul Minot, whose nearly four decades as a psychiatrist do not stop him from vocally critiquing the field, feels his industry is too quick to gloss over the "ambiguity" of mental health, presenting diagnoses as certain when in fact there's gray area.

Find out what people are negotiating at work and reduce the social risk of asking by decreasing ambiguity around whether negotiating is appropriate.

For another, there’s a sense of grandeur and haunting ambiguity to their appearance, the latter element informed by how they’re constantly shrouded in mist.

For most of this presentation and subsequent discussion, the expression “great park” was used as an all-encompassing term, but it was Councilmember Gleam Davis that raised the issue concerning the ambiguity of this definition.

Given the complexity and ambiguity of this informal economy, local knowledge is at a premium.

He did not say who was responsible, and Ukraine did not claim to have been behind the blast, although Kyiv generally maintains a policy of strategic ambiguity about strikes on Russian territory.

He said the BBC needed to “resolve the ambiguity” over impartiality rules on social media.

However, the film is best known for its iconic standoff sequence when the pillars of heroism, villainy, and moral ambiguity square off in a three-way duel.

How hard is it to moderate my market pronouncements to have a bit of healthy ambiguity?

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In this sense, strategic ambiguity has totally failed.