"There have been similar claims made before," says astronomer Andy McWilliams of the Carnegie Observatories in Pasadena, California, "but this large sample of stars has made them indisputable".
But the totality of Johnson's off-court achievements has made him an indisputable champion of bringing people together.
The company should provide indisputable evidence about the changes it has made.
What is indisputable is that he, more than anyone else, has made painting once again vitally relevant to an international artworld seemingly in thrall to installation and digital media.
"As of yet, no US or European political establishment agrees with Ankara's claims on Gülen, and the United States has made it clear that no extradition will take place without the provision of indisputable evidence of direct culpability.
His art has made a meteoric rise to world renown notoriety, from Buckingham Palace to the White House, but one fact is indisputable.
Nonetheless, it will confer at least one indisputable benefit on the city by opening more room at the academy for the Philadelphia Opera, which has made considerable progress under Robert B. Driver, and the Pennsylvania Ballet.
But he said that enhancement of video from the scene had made it "indisputable" that Tamir, who was black, was drawing the pellet gun from his waistband when he was shot, either to hand it over to the officers or to show them that it was not a real firearm.
Timothy J. McGinty, the Cuyahoga County prosecutor, said video from the scene had made it "indisputable" that Tamir was drawing the pellet gun from his waistband when he was shot, either to hand it over to the officers or to show them that it was not a real firearm.
He does, however, confront them with having failed to supply a convincing response to the radical critique Nāgārjuna had made of the very enterprise of grounding convictions on indisputable foundations.
