Converse of object

• quantify: Our aim is to quantify uncertainty in flow performance prediction due to uncertainty in a reservoir description.

• associate: The uncertainty associated with the weights must be less than the resolution of the machine.

• resolve: The selection stage should give the user as much help as possible in resolving this uncertainty.

• prolong: The setting up of further investigation is likely to prolong the uncertainty surrounding Equitable.

• reduce: Minimizing the delay will reduce further uncertainty about the industry created by the Equitable Life affair.

• tolerate: Earlier in the Depression Learning Path, we talked about the importance of tolerating uncertainty when looking to overcome depression.

Converse of subject

• characterize: Finally, innovation processes tend to be characterized by uncertainty rather than quantifiable risk.

Adjective modifier

• positional: A positional uncertainty of 4 " indicates sources detected also by the HRI.

• inherent: The innovator is an active information seeker, who can cope with the inherent uncertainty involved with innovation.

• considerable: There was, again, considerable uncertainty in these results.

• scientific: Government policy did not take into account the scientific uncertainty about the effects of the chemicals.

• pervasive: A key challenge is how to manage this pervasive uncertainty in a principled fashion and, most importantly, in real-time.

Modifies a noun

• principle: The electrons have an orbit of minimum energy from which they cannot fall into the nucleus without violating the uncertainty principle.

Noun used with modifier

• measurement: The measurement uncertainty samples were analyzed in eight separate batches over a period of three weeks.

• quantum: The second line we can draw derives from quantum uncertainty.

Preposition: in

• prediction: Uncertainty in Predictions of the Climate Response to Rising Levels of Greenhouse Gases " .

• estimation: Uncertainty in the estimation of critical loads: a practical methodology.

• estimate: Another source of uncertainty in this estimate lies in our ignorance of some of the finer details of stellar evolution.

Preposition: of

• extremist: N = 100, uncertainty of extremists: u e = 0.01, p e = 0.15, U = 1.2.