Sentence examples for unambiguous as from inspiring English sources

The words are unambiguous, as is their implication now.

In his auto­biographical novel "The Farewell Symphony," White writes of gay men of that period, "Everyone had to be unambiguous, as glowing as a peacock's tail and as towering as a stag's antlers".

This implies that, in Step 6, the scenarios used to assess the alternatives should be unambiguous, as accurate as possible, and sufficiently precise to evaluate the requirements against the selected set of selection criteria.

The selected strategies and control principles selected in Step 5 should also be sufficiently unambiguous, as accurate as possible, and sufficiently precise to evaluate the requirements against the set of selection criteria.

Requirements Analysis: for each type of operation, the requirements were analyzed to identify whether they were complete and unambiguous, as well as identify the parts of the text that should be fixed and the variable parts.

In order to ensure that appropriate strategies and control principles are selected in Step 5, the activities described in the script should therefore be sufficiently unambiguous, as accurate as possible, and sufficiently precise to allow analyst to identify the main factors of performance.

That would be as unambiguous as it is unlikely.

In theory, Veterans Day celebrates an event as starkly unambiguous as victory — survival.

But form this season is as unambiguous as his selection is bizarre.

"The science is clear and unambiguous -- as they are currently operated, hatcheries and hatchery fish cannot protect wild stocks".

Although a pseudo-irrational such as π′ (on either definition) is "as unambiguous as… π or √2" (PG 476), it is 'homeless' according to Wittgenstein because, instead of using "the idioms of arithmetic" (PR §186), it is dependent upon the particular 'incidental' notation of a particular system (i.e., in some particular base) [ PR §188), (PR §182), and (PG 475)].