Sentence examples for is unambiguous to from inspiring English sources

In repressive states, the role of the artist is unambiguous: to assert the individual imagination, the singular power that all dictatorships fear.

Alongside this they have to contend with a collection of goblins, fairies or sprites who have as real a presence in the book as the human characters, and whose existence is in some way allied (very little in this book is unambiguous) to the story of humanity's technological progress.

More than anything else in biology, DNA is unambiguous to measure, conserved across all organisms, and relatively easy to manipulate.

However, when the construct of interest is relatively narrow or is unambiguous to respondents, a single-item measure may be more appropriate [ 21].

Though the presidential itinerary encompassed birthday greetings to the Queen and Shakespeare at the Globe, Obama's principal purpose was unambiguous – to shore up his friend and ally in the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union.

Environmental monitoring results therefore have to be unambiguous to avoid misunderstanding the problems under investigation.

Responsibility for maintaining continuous connectivity to local and wide area networks (e.g. GVPN) should be unambiguous to prevent delays in dealing with problems.

It is therefore not surprising that electrical abnormalities such as long PR interval and wide QRS, which are unambiguous to detect and change instantly with pacing, are persistently useful predictors of benefit from CRT.

However subtle the difference between the two, Candide is unambiguous as to which is its subject.

Our text is unambiguous on how to do this.

For six couples, the clinical outcome from the frozen embryo is unambiguous: five failed to establish a pregnancy and one couple had dizygotic twins.