Sentence examples similar to unambiguous achievement from inspiring English sources
There is something reassuring about striving towards such fixed goals, measuring your progress in numbers that are not open to interpretation, but stand there as unambiguous achievements in an otherwise confusing world.
The "effective schools" movement, which sprang from Edmonds's research, emphasized the importance of strong leadership and an unambiguous focus on academic achievement -- findings that were not, at bottom, incompatible with Coleman's.
The creation of a tool-independent format for unambiguous model formulation is the key step for the successful achievement of these goals.
His results represented the first unambiguous images of human brain activity changes observed with MR, an achievement for which he was awarded the society's Young Investigator Award that year.
In the Cyropaedia, techniques of military and political leadership are exposed both through example and through direct instruction; but Cyrus's achievement (i.e., absolute autocracy) is not an unambiguous (or readily transferable) good, and the final chapter recalls that, Cyrus notwithstanding, Persia had declined.
The principle also supports achievement of the OECD validation principles such as an unambiguous algorithm and a mechanistic interpretation, if possible.
The award "should be seen as recognition of the achievement of successful cooperation in international science, getting a clear and unambiguous picture of what we know about climate change and its impacts," says Martin Parry of the U.K. Met Office, co-chair of IPCC Working Group II on the impacts of climate change.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
Birth certificates are unambiguous.
