Sentence examples for Unambiguous manner from inspiring English sources
But what ate ammonites has never been shown in such an unambiguous manner.
This can be mitigated by ensuring requirements statements are written in a clear and unambiguous manner that reflects high linguistic quality.
The number of points that can be manually annotated on a face is affected by the type of imaging modality used, and by the ability of a person to establish landmark locations in an unambiguous manner across samples.
Muslims must explain in a clear and unambiguous manner about their plans to deal with some of the misunderstanding and misinformation that has become part and parcel of their everyday lives.
Several modern entanglement theories of rubber elasticity are assessed in an unambiguous manner on the basis of the nonlinear stress strain behavior of the model elastomers under general biaxial strains.
., such intentions would in all likelihood have been expressed in direct and unambiguous language". The language of § 602(a)(38) requires States to embrace the family filing unit rule; it does not further limit States' discretion in a direct or unambiguous manner.
This was a situation that definitely needed to be dealt with in as stern and unambiguous a manner as was warranted.
Critical appraisal of the quality of RCTs is only possible if the design, conduct and analysis of the trial are described in an unambiguous, transparent manner.
By subjecting subclones to agar dilution, however, we were deliberately conservative, in order to determine whether our isolates fulfilled Hiramatsu's criteria for vancomycin heteroresistance in as unambiguous a manner as possible (6 ).
This mean-field method reports the resonance assignments in a probabilistic fashion, displaying the certainty of assignments in an unambiguous and quantitative manner.
The writers themselves, on the other hand, did not always trouble to 'quote' what they took from other books or to indicate where they took it from; they were diffident about signing even what was clearly their own in an unambiguous and unmistakable manner.
