Meanings of indeterminacy in English

Politics involves well defined, determinant ideas, whereas poetry thrives on indeterminacy and ambiguity.

In 'Jackson Pollesch' the indeterminacy of the actor is brought to a head.

One major issue however with musculoskeletal analyses is that of muscle activation pattern indeterminacy.

Not a word is said about indeterminacy or uncertainty.

Wiped that irritating grey fuzz indeterminacy from the construct.

Jan's letters to SF authors express uncertainty and indeterminacy; they question the reality on which everything is premised.

These two barriers are, first, the First Cause problem, and second, the limit of knowledge caused by indeterminacy.

This indeterminacy support must have a sound foundational model so that other system components may take advantage of it.

There's an indeterminacy-symmetrical equations.

Despite this indeterminacy, novelists convey invented characters through linear time and even seek to imagine their "duration" as well.

Time is like mercury: scatter it and it will grow together again, it will again find its own integrity and indeterminacy.

Establish routines One of the big unknowns in this situation is the indeterminacy of how long this lockdown is going to go.

Indeed, you contend that, if only it is formulated in precise mathematical language, the indeterminacy allows a definite prediction in another experiment.

Twombly for his part thrusts handfuls of paint in your face only to invite you into a mist, a dissolve, a trackless indeterminacy.

Contemporary design drawings showed the building festooned with colourful banners, lighting, tents, screens and temporary activities, belying the 1960s passions for freedom and indeterminacy.

A 3-setting Bell-type inequality enforced by the indeterminacy relation of complementary local observables is proposed as an experimental test of 2-qubit entanglement.