Приклади вживання This ambiguity Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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This ambiguity seems to have been done unwittingly.
How the IMF will respond to this ambiguity is hard to predict.
This ambiguity is common in the knowledge management literature.
Most times on a test when they ask you, there's not going to be this ambiguity.
To be surprised of this ambiguity is not worth it- everyone decides for himself.
In the case of the rational numbers this means that any number has two irreducible fractions,related by a change of sign of both numerator and denominator; this ambiguity can be removed by requiring the denominator to be positive.
This ambiguity can be removed by requiring the denominator to be positive.
During Renaissance art, and certainly Medieval art, this ambiguity was just out of the question.
This ambiguity is deliberate and suspends meaning by virtue of a difficult, inexact and uncertain signification.
Later, Roman emperors would exploit this ambiguity, by stamping coins with their own“divine” visage.
This ambiguity in the interpretation of his views intensified after the fall of the communist regime in Ukraine.
The Chair of the SA Delegates Assembly summed up this ambiguity:"I received conflicting opinions about the meaning of the January 1999 vote that we do not need to clarify the SA sobriety definition.
This ambiguity could result in duplicated work or miscommunications about responsibility and authority.
Because of this ambiguity, it would be necessary to make separate evaluations for states in which castling is or is not possible.
And this ambiguity is used as a threat; for in later passages, Engels addresses the'gentlemen of the bourgeoisie' in the following way:'If… you break the constitution….
This ambiguity of the term is particularly important to emphasize and keep in mind, when the attraction is investigated in the context of the third, perceptive, party of the communication process.
This ambiguity of character was further exacerbated by his remoteness, and as he grew older, he increasingly displayed a preference for solitude, which may have stemmed from his isolated upbringing.
This ambiguity of terms appears to have been the result of a conflict between jealousy and conviction; between the desire of excluding such establishments at all events, and the persuasion that an absolute exclusion would be unwise and unsafe.
This ambiguity led to contradictory definitions of what it meant be a good communist and a moral Soviet citizen, ultimately leading to profound disagreements between the center and the periphery of the USSR- culminating in the disintegration of the USSR by the late 1980s.
This ambiguity is not a good sign as, under the guise of a proportional electoral system, there is the possibility of introducing an unconventional system such as the so-called St. Petersburg system currently utilized in some local election events in Ukraine.
And the evidence of this one is ambiguity.".
That's why it's vital to avoid any ambiguity on this question.
This mystery and ambiguity makes the artist's art interesting and attractive.
This shows the ambiguity of"flow" and a variety of approaches to struggle the crisis in different countries.
Analysts familiar with the situation say this continued ambiguity of Kosovo's status does not bode well for stability in the restive Balkan region.
This type of ambiguity function is produced by ideal white noise(infinite in duration and infinite in bandwidth).
This legal ambiguity is not only an academic debate, not only a boring forcing of words, it is actually critical, it is a weapon of itself.
Defensive realism's critics assert that this entrenched ambiguity, even in the face of the realist assumption that states think rationally and strategically about how to survive, is too great a risk for states to chance.
In other words, this issue still triggers ambiguity.