This happens because the effects involved get smaller as objects get larger if you want to see unambiguously quantum behavior, you basically want to see particles behaving like waves, and the wavelength decreases as the momentum increases.
His role in quashing the 1981 coup, once seen as unambiguously positive, is now viewed by some in a rather different light.
In the context of an election, this means that the candidates who will derive the most increased support from such threats are those seen as unambiguously patriotic, who support national symbols and who support maintaining and/or restoring America's global standing.
In that event, the customary response air strikes against military objectives would always be available; they might even win wider support than in the past, given that he would be even more unambiguously seen as the reason for them.
In the video, which was uploaded to YouTube on Friday, Burrell, a pastor at the Love & Liberty Fellowship Church in Houston, is seen issuing an unambiguously homophobic rant to the audience.
To anyone who has seen any of the unambiguously dirty pictures of art history — Courbet's "The Origin of the World," say, or Balthus's "The Guitar Lesson" — the idea of Salle as a pornographer is laughable.
Based on the relative sizes of these intergroup intercorrelations for each of the source types in these two cities, the soil-, sulfate-, residual oil-, and salt-associated mass components were generally seen to be most unambiguously identified by the various source apportionment methods, while vegetative burning and traffic were less well correlated across groups.
Some industry insiders clearly see this as unambiguously the correct thing to do.
Still, it's a little strange that Fukuyama ever saw himself as unambiguously in the neoconservative camp.
