Sentence examples for unambiguous definition from inspiring English sources

She doesn't offer an unambiguous definition of antisemitism and its relationship to anti-Zionism.

Unambiguous definition is nonetheless a prerequisite to practical determinations about what is and is not an example of play.

In order to design his machine (known to posterity as the "Turing machine"), he needed to find an unambiguous definition of the essence of a computer.

Mr Versi also called on the government to offer a "clear and unambiguous" definition of what is meant by extremism, urging the government to include all forms of extremism, such as Islamophobia.

Ms Bond should be immune from prosecution under the chemical weapons law not because the statute applies only to more serious matters but because Congress never had the power to pass it in the first place, they said.According to the broad but unambiguous definition of "chemical weapon" spelled out in the law, Justice Scalia argued, Ms Bond was indeed a practitioner of chemical warfare.

Adequate and unambiguous definition of concepts   3.

"That pattern will end because, in the future, the American public will insist on clarity of objectives and unambiguous definitions of attainability.

First, the systems lack unambiguous definitions of sustainability.

Specificity in well-chosen names, and unambiguous definitions with examples, are key here.

Fatigue criteria that belong to the critical plane class necessitate unambiguous definitions of the amplitude and mean value of the shear stress acting on a material plane.

Multiaxial high cycle fatigue criteria based on the critical plane approach necessitate unambiguous definitions of the amplitude and mean value of the shear stress (τa and τm) acting on the material planes.