1 The DynCorp contract is a study in vagueness.

2 Gone was the vagueness, gone the composure.

3 There is a great divide between ambiguity and vagueness.

4 The vagueness of guidelines and frequent and inconsistent ministerial interventions were frustrating for management of nationalized boards.

5 Its rhetorical character is underlined by a certain vagueness about what the Grid will actually contain.

6 There is no such vagueness about the beginnings of the saga.

7 Dexter wondered if his vagueness was due to the shock of his wife's murder or an attempt to gain time.

8 Even if marred by partiality and vagueness, this work is easily recognisable as theory, as explanation, not mere descriptive generalisation.

9 Much of the vagueness of the due process clause disappears when the specific prohibitions of the First become its standard.

10 Despite the apparent vagueness of this term, courts have ruled that it is a valid ground for dismissing teachers.

11 It's like a form of vagueness that lets you imagine things, only you hear it.

12 Some of the clearest indications of Anderson's vagueness occur at the level of topic-control.

13 The conservative manifesto is a model of vagueness.

14 Mr Ma blames the vagueness of the allowance's purpose.

15 Vagueness is an inherent feature of language.

16 Vagueness, in turn, led to incoherence.

17 The vagueness gave her scope and set her free.

18 Vagueness is another thing we're not programmed to accept.

19 Social science in consequence suffers from vagueness.

20 Aiming at the problems of vagueness and uncertainty when processing an image, the authors bring forward a kind of image enhancement processing algorithm for visual property based on fuzzy-rough sets.

21 Our discussion identifies some of the vagueness in organizational life.

22 The main criticism of sociological positivism is founded on the vagueness of the central concepts of the theory.

23 Tony Hopkins tries out an array of voices and manners - befuddled vagueness, booming ferocity. dangerous, smiling brusqueness.

24 Her great success has lain in her willingness to use the vagueness and flexibility of the Constitution to her own ends.

25 It is hard to tell what these powers might be from the 1992 Conservative manifesto, a model of vagueness.

26 The author discusses: unauthentic information tactic, proper redundancy tactic, vagueness tactic, periphrases tactic, seeking aesthetics tactic and properly worded tactic.

27 He did not decline the invitation. Instead, he put it off with vagueness and indefiniteness and inquired after the family, particularly after Mrs.

28 The major differentiation pricing in Hunan province concludes following problems:the vagueness of cost base,[] discrepancy of classification standard and unclearness of implementation effect.

29 The nature of fuzziness is its unsharp referential boundary, it is the essence that acts as the major criterion in distinguishing fuzziness from generality, ambiguity, and vagueness.

30 During the evaluation, there are many indexes concerned and factors considered, especially a vast amount of fixed indexes, so the decision has the obvious vagueness and indefiniteness.

31 He would have preferred that such unnatural things should have a greater vagueness.

32 Semantic vagueness is a phenomenon inherent and pervasive with language.

33 He paused, realizing for the first time the vagueness of his own motives.

34 Semantic opacity covers such issues as ambiguity, vagueness and generality.

35 Taking into account vagueness and randomness of project , fuzzy and probabilistic method for project risk evaluation is presented in this paper.

36 As a means of low level image processing, image enhancement usually has ambiguity and vagueness.

37 The second is body . First, the segment distinguishes the ambiguity from polysemy and vagueness.

38 A quantified logic of clarity and vagueness is developed, based on the pattern of the G (?) delian system T of modal logic, a clarity operator replacing the necessity operator.

39 The cognition of synecdoche is a process"from vagueness to clarity", and its cognitive function is mainly embodied in its"flank expression".

40 The second is the vagueness of some of definitions and the pointlessness of others.

41 It is not only vagueness , of course, which produces this effect.

42 As we face each other in omnibuses and underground railways we are looking into the mirror that accounts for the vagueness, the gleam of glassiness, in our eyes.

43 The use of such a parody results in the semantic vagueness and unintelligibility. So the...

44 Used in certain contexts, vague language has the feature of pragmatic vagueness.

45 You will be misted when he appears, and I shall be erotogenic when she comes, the wispy vagueness and miss that wanna break but still connect may be the interlude can't resist.

46 Then, the nature of beauty of vagueness lies in indefiniteness.

47 Rough set theory is a new mathematical tool to deal with vagueness and Uncertainty problem after probability theory , fuzzy sets, mathematical theory of evidence .

48 According to the characteristic that all sorts of influencing factors in mines possess obvious ambiguity and vagueness , the fuzzy evaluation mode that fits stope reliability evaluation was built.

49 Their report is on the vagueness of future economic prospects.

50 To be sure, most managerial actions do not benefit from vagueness.

51 Rough set theory is a tool to deal with vagueness and uncertainty. Reduction of data is one of the most important topics in the research on rough set theory.

52 The mistiness and vagueness of the definition of commercial transactions contribute much to the difficulty in distinguishing commercial acts from non-commercial acts.

53 Rough set theory is a new mathematical approach to deal with vagueness and uncertainty.

54 This paper aims at confirming the positive significance of pragmatic vagueness in verbal communication and revealing some specific advantages of this phenome.

55 Since Eubulides in ancient Greek proposed the sorites paradox, which contained the idea of vagueness, vagueness of language has attracted more and more attention.

56 Therefore, Pragmatic vagueness is a combination of the individual's cognitive inference and pragmatic conventionalization.

57 The authority of modern rationality and the vagueness in doctrines of experience and perception have made the "Tao" of education a forbidden zone in the research of traditional educational theories.

58 It had an outline in vagueness, and was flung out to be apprehended./vagueness.html

59 The scene had the swirling vagueness of a painting by Turner.

60 The answer is a series of smaller things—rhetoric, details, execution, even an aloof vagueness—that have cumulatively undermined his presidency.

61 Cognitive-behavioral management, question-asking, self-revealing, euphemism and vagueness are useful strategies to achieve successful intercultural communication.

62 The indeterminacy in glosseme level comprises ambiguity, vagueness, fuzziness and generality.