Lindbergh, of course, is hardly an unambiguous figure.
Kierkegaard's rejection of Regine Olsen's love is lauded for its expression of the need of giving one's own empirical life a definite, unambiguous form and thereby transforming it into absolute life in Kierkegaard's case, by attempting to perform an authentic gesture (1910c: 28).
Present the results in a brief and unambiguous form.
In the (unambiguous) form I, two salicylic molecules form centrosymmetric dimers through the acetyl groups with the (acidic) methyl proton to carbonyl hydrogen bonds, and in the newly claimed form II, each salicylic molecule forms the same hydrogen bonds with two neighboring molecules instead of one.
The proposals were three pronged; an educational programme, a pre-operative checklist and an informative unambiguous referral form.
The Evangelion series is permeated with references to Kabbalah, Christianity, Judaism, Shinto, and Gnosticism, complicating viewers' attempts to form an unambiguous interpretation of the series.
2, 3, 5b The DNA sequence is chosen in a way that an unambiguous hybridization product is formed.
The FT-IR spectra allow an unambiguous identification of all forms, as variations were found in numerous regions, for example, ν(O−H), ν(Car−H), ν(C=O), and δ(C−O−H) vibrations.
That's an interesting argument but it raises some questions, not the least of which is how to make an unambiguous detection of such a life-form.
From these sets of elementary reactions, which following ref. [ 49] can also be visualized as wiring diagrams (see second row of Fig. 3), one can write an unambiguous system of ODEs that take the form of a CRN (Eq. 3).
