Sentence examples for Unambiguous order from inspiring English sources

"Yes, but not by establishing a clear and unambiguous order of events.

The general added: "We defected after our superior gave us an unambiguous order to shoot everything on the ground". "We didn't want to kill our own civilians," Shawamra explained.

That's because U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan, who presided over the 2008 trial and appointed a special prosecutor to investigate potential misconduct, never issued a "clear and unambiguous order" telling the Justice Department to turn over such exculpatory material, the report states.

Although it is not a problem to fingerprint the large numbers of clones needed to establish a physical map (Luo et al. 2003), and to sequence billions of DNA bases (Metzker 2010), the difficulty is to arrange the large number of fingerprints and short reads into an unambiguous order that faithfully represents the genome (Wei et al. 2009; Alkan et al. 2011; Treangen and Salzberg 2012).

Computer program, detailed plan or procedure for solving a problem with a computer; more specifically, an unambiguous, ordered sequence of computational instructions necessary to achieve such a solution.

But because the analysis didn't show the relative importance of each factor some products were projected to perform better on certain factors (for example, internal rate of return and net present value) and other products were projected to perform better on other factors (for example, return on investment)—an unambiguous ordering of the products was impossible.

In this special case, however, we have an unambiguous ordering and two thresholds, such that we have HD below the lower threshold, WD above the upper threshold, and split might (SM) for all wage ratios between the two thresholds.

To facilitate searching in the categories, they should be complete, logical and unambiguous, ordered alphabetically and/or chronologically in organ systems or risk factors and for different target groups.

"Father Dowling embodies a medieval worldview with its unambiguous moral order and universally accepted recognition of the truth of that order".

We find there is a statistically significant and unambiguous rank order of genomic fluidity for 11 = 21 comparisons of relative rank order among the 7 species examined in all 3 alignment parameter conditions corresponding to the dominant rank orderings (p < 0.05; see Additional file 1, Tables S2-S7).

This decision must be quick and unambiguous in order to overcome any adverse situation.