In 2001 when he knew his health was failing, the choice he made was unambiguous and made of his own free will.
Mention has already been made of Schlick's defense of an underdetermination thesis based on his doctrine of truth as unambiguous coordination.
In an opinion for the court issued earlier this month, the chief judge, H. Robert Mayer, said, "The government made an unambiguous offer of free lifetime health care, and the retirees accepted that offer by their performance of career military service".
Within the Apocryptophagus / Sycophaga clade, the internodes were short, making the recovery of unambiguous phylogenetic information difficult.
However, due to the complexity of the degradation pattern of the multiple isoforms together with variable glycosylations, made an unambiguous assignment was not feasible.
Jones has made her unambiguous support for the Second Amendment a distinctive feature of her campaign.
"In statement after statement, before consumers, advocates, regulators and the press, employees and executives at the top echelon of New England Telephone made repeated and unambiguous representations that NYNEX would spend over $500 million to build the fiber optic network in Massachusetts, commencing in 1995.
Not that it made any unambiguous effort to do so.
This allows Aquinas to affirm omniscience while denying real relations in God; however, it also makes an unambiguous affirmation of the contingency of creaturely decisions difficult if not impossible, as we have already seen in our discussion of God and creativity.
–Should Americans be made aware of existence of "unambiguous" yet non-specific plans of attack?
