Sentence examples for an unambiguous indication from inspiring English sources

These results are an unambiguous indication of atomic layering with an interlayer spacing d∼2π/qz=2.5 2.7 Å.

M may treat N, O, and P as exempt recipients even though such persons have not filed an exemption certificate with M because the names of the organizations contain an unambiguous indication that they are tax exempt organizations.

For consent to be valid, it will need to be freely given, specific, informed and an unambiguous indication through a statement or clear affirmative action, such as actively ticking a box.

The relative intensity of the G-band feature around ∼1520 1560 cm−1 (G−) and the linewidth of the G′-band decrease monotonically with ρ where the former dependence is probably due to charge transfer (promoted by sonication induced pH decrease/solubilisation) and consequently not an unambiguous indication of solubilisation.

However, if scabrate pollen grains appear, this could be an unambiguous indication of a link with T. urartu.

And it would be blind, and horribly unfair, would it not, to ignore the "xo," a clear, unambiguous indication that she was ready to drift with me in the ocean currents again?

There had been moments before when Turks defied the military, but the 2007 protests that put the military on the defensive and helped pave the way for Gul's presidency were a rather unambiguous indication that Turks would no longer submit to the military, no matter how often they were told it was in their interests.

"That was such a clear and unambiguous indication of what he really thinks of women," she said.

(ii)Unambiguous indication of a U.S. place of birth.

Where the exchange of evidence includes personal data, the request should be considered to be explicit if it contains a freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the individual's wish to have the relevant personal data exchanged, either by statement or by affirmative action.

In both the OLQ-13 and the OLQ-11, there was no unambiguous indication of the number of factors to extract.