Примеры использования An ambiguity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An ambiguity with one of your answers.
Leave any uncertainty and an ambiguity.
For some there was an ambiguity as to what the Noblemaire principle was.
The term“free software” has an ambiguity problem.
If an ambiguity or discrepancy is found in the documents, the Employer shall issue any necessary clarification or instruction.
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The term''free software'' has an ambiguity problem.
Here too there is an ambiguity of representation of results, which follows, for example, from comparison of formulas(6,7) with the formula(8).
Accurate round trip estimates in TCP can be difficult to calculate because of an ambiguity created by retransmitted segments.
This is achieved through creating an ambiguity of texture segmentation by imitating the surrounding environment.
It can be the case that two or more suffix stripping rules apply to the same input term,which creates an ambiguity as to which rule to apply.
In this notation there is unusual to us an ambiguity of representation of results, and, that is even more unexpected,- increase of reliability of calculations.
I have returned to Moscow andwas upset in spirit owing to death of Father Gregory and an ambiguity of the further destinies of Orthodoxy in China.
She asked whether those shortcomings and the reasons for the malaisediscussed in part one, section E, of the report indicated an ambiguity.
Later works included Тӳнтерлене хирĕç(Against an ambiguity) and"Виççĕшĕ те пĕр калăпран All three one test.
There is thus an ambiguity for storage as well, regarding its duration, its nature and whether it is a precursor of reprocessing or of disposal.
In the last paragraph, given the absence in the proposed draft of a provision on admissibility of claims, an ambiguity in the text on State responsibility would be removed.
The question of whether an ambiguity exists is frequently controversial, with judges in dualist systems often being wary of drawing on unincorporated treaties.45.
The situation concerning the number of international staff at field missions who might become eligible for continuing appointments is unclear because of an ambiguity in the Secretary-General's report.
To clear up an ambiguity as to the term language: Primarily the word means the expression of ideas by human speech; but, secondarily, it may mean the expression of ideas by any other instrumentality.
The text reproduced below was prepared by the expert from the Working Party"Brussels 1952"(GTB)to remove an ambiguity in the provisions concerning determination of the Conformity of Production.
The film continually creates an ambiguity in the spatial and temporal aspects of what it shows, and creates uncertainty in the mind of the spectator about the causal relationships between events.
Ms. Harrington(Canada) agreed with the view expressed by the Special Rapporteur in his previous reports on the topic that the question of reservations to human rights treaties represented an ambiguity or gap within the Vienna system of treaties as a whole.
In particular, there was an ambiguity in paragraph 5(b) which might lead to difficulties when staff members sought to defend their rights before internal or external tribunals and could have financial implications for the Organization.
The text reproduced below was adopted by the Working Party on Lighting and Light-Signalling(GRE)at its sixty-seventh session to update the definition of"type" and to remove an ambiguity in the provisions concerning the determination of the Conformity of Production.
There was also an ambiguity in respect of paragraph 10 of document PBC.13/16 in that a decision to reduce staffing levels on budgetary grounds, as distinct from dismissal on grounds of incompetence or lack of integrity, had to be taken with the permission of the General Conference.
The CACAM countries were of the view that the reference to"developing countries" in some of the decisions proposed for adoption at COP 7, inter alia, on capacity building, development and transfer of technology and additional guidance to an operating entity of the financial mechanisms,introduced an ambiguity into the status of their countries.
It was clarifiedthat deleting that language in paragraph(1) would remove an ambiguity in the Rules as to which version of the Rules would apply when the respondent State had made a reservation in respect of the application of the most recent version under article 32.
In the event that an ambiguity or question of intent or interpretation arises, in any judicial proceeding or otherwise, the terms of this Agreement will be construed as having been drafted jointly by the parties, and no presumption or burden of proof will arise favoring or disfavoring any party by virtue of the authorship of any provisions of this Agreement.
Our analysis of the constituent elements of the crime of genocide, in particular, but not exclusively, the element of intent,has enabled us to identify an ambiguity, what might even be termed a conceptual and methodological confusion which makes it possible to compare, obviously to a certain extent, genocide with aggravated discrimination, the subject of our study.
Lastly, he drew attention to an ambiguity in draft article 4, which related to continuous nationality: paragraph 1 set out the basic principle, while paragraph 2 dealt with exceptions to the rule, namely cases of loss of nationality and the acquisition of new nationality, for a reason unrelated to the bringing of the claim,"in a manner not inconsistent with international law.