Sentence examples for an unambiguous definition from inspiring English sources

She doesn't offer an unambiguous definition of antisemitism and its relationship to anti-Zionism.

In order to design his machine (known to posterity as the "Turing machine"), he needed to find an unambiguous definition of the essence of a computer.

It is well known that rational management requires an unambiguous definition of objectives.

A class of plastic-damage models for concrete require an unambiguous definition of cohesion in the yield criteria.

This graph-based approach allows for an unambiguous definition of generic object-oriented metrics and higher-order metrics.

This ontology was developed to provide an unambiguous definition of core notions of robotics and related topics.

A precise, well-formed, and unambiguous definition is a requirement for a shared understanding of the term big data.

Mr Versi also called on the government to offer a "clear and unambiguous" definition of what is meant by extremism, urging the government to include all forms of extremism, such as Islamophobia.

To develop and agree on a precise and unambiguous definition of POUR in order to conduct and compare future clinical trials.

The purpose of the second publication was to develop a clear and unambiguous definition of "healthy, balanced and nutritious" – terms used in the mandatory regulation – in order to ensure uniform implementation of the regulation across early years settings.

From the classification exercise performed in this work, it is possible to conclude that the 'typical' EGS system does not exist, so much that, as shown in the introduction, the geothermal community does not even have a universally accepted and unambiguous definition of EGS as yet.