| The goal of the interview is the disambiguation of the client's need. |
| You and your biscuit tins can eat this link which takes you to the athletics disambiguation of steeplechase. |
| On the near side of semantic content we find only conventional meaning, disambiguation, and resolution of reference and vagueness. |
| Zoom-ins that do not create any significant disembedding or disambiguation will also not be counted. |
| His more recent work, however, harks at a disambiguation between balance and imbalance. |
| Such rules may be used to perform disambiguation of words or coding of complex actions. |
