Sentence examples for it unambiguous from inspiring English sources

The notion of what is normal — and, therefore, of what physicians may seek to restore and what they should leave untouched — isn't arbitrary, but neither is it unambiguous.

Congress ought to resolve the issue with legislation making it unambiguous that the federal government can support research on stem cells derived from human embryos.

In order to ensure the MUCON protocol model's accuracy and make it unambiguous, we give an accurate necessary formalized description for the model.

All over the world, available ethical codes made attempts to make it unambiguous that the psychology profession must not be misused by psychologists and other organizations alike.

The major difference between a Final Fantasy game and Lost Odyssey (and I wish I could figure out how to hint at this in a way that leaves it unambiguous without sounding like a spoiler, but we can't have everything) is that Kaim actually gets over himself early on, in a scene that makes it apparent why he is so dour.

"We can start restoring some of the faith that's been lost in our government by taking this common sense step of making members of Congress play by the exact same rules as everyone else," said Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., who with Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., wrote the bill "We must make it unambiguous that this kind of behavior is illegal".

Reviewing the show in Perth, Guardian's Van Badham gave it five stars, calling it "an unambiguous emotional experience that I can only compare to a walloping".

It is unambiguous in its storytelling: villains are always bad, good guys always triumph and the plot is nearly always tidied up in under an hour.

It is unambiguous in its findings and arguments about spending on research and development as a matter of US national security.

This method, even though it is unambiguous and presents low hardware complexity over a large range of code offset delay [3], it is limited by the influence of MP signals, since it behaves like a wide correlator (WC).

MAE was selected as the key criteria to measure average model performance as it has been found to be a more natural measure of average error than RMSE; it is unambiguous [ 30].