Together, these findings suggest that the P1 should be sensitive to clear and unambiguous features on a face.
Overdeepened valleys are unambiguous features of glacially sculpted landscapes.
Employing unprocessed fingerprints (i.e., not restricting the number of features by folding) mostly yields better models with unambiguous features, while being slower due the increased number of features.
The above-mentioned studies provide strong evidence for assuming that the OFC is in some way involved in intuitive judgments of coherence that is, when the detection of meaning is difficult to grasp and no other, more unambiguous features can be used to help.
In feature-based approaches, feature points are usually associated to descriptors, which ideally should associate an unambiguous signature to each feature, which is fast to compute and robust to any viewpoint rotation as well as to variations of point density on the image.
An additional feature, as an unambiguous test of the incompatibility, is the poor interfacial adhesion, which has been made clear from the large voids left on the fracture surface where the erucamide globules have separated from the matrix and from the smooth surfaces of the exposed erucamide globules.
The last feature is an unambiguous synapomorphy only in some of the MPTs, given the absence of information in outgroups of this node (e.g., Aardonyx).
To solve this problem, measurements were performed with two distinct sets of probe molecules, each selected to isolate the contribution of either structural or chemical surface features to the vapour retention observed, allowing an unambiguous assessment of solid surface characteristics.
An advantage of quantitative methods is an unambiguous representation.
The answer is an unambiguous no.
