Sentence examples for unambiguous description of from inspiring English sources

This determination provides an unambiguous description of metabolism before and/or after engineering interventions.

But the inherent uncertainty of quantum measurements means that it is impossible to infer an unambiguous description of "reality as it really is," he says.

Conventional chemical nomenclature is a means of specifying a chemical structure in words, and systematic nomenclature provides an unambiguous description of a structure, a diagram of which can be reconstructed from its systematic name.

In this way, the characteristics of each isotopic atom are completely specified; and hence, the representation is an unambiguous description of the isotopic labeling state of the given moiety.

Considering the large size of this project, simple use of human language assisted by figures would certainly be ineffective in creating an unambiguous description of all interactions and all relations between these Systems.

The engineer's view is supported by this approach and a model structure is created which leads to an unambiguous description of permissible process behaviour related to the tasks of the control system.

The conventions and terminology adopted to define truss structure yield concise yet unambiguous descriptions of structure types and of specific (finite) trusses.

Unambiguous descriptions of this kind are few and far between because they are available only from ALTAIR, a fully steerable incoherent scatter (IS) radar (Tsunoda et al. 1979; Tsunoda and White 1981; Tsunoda 1983).

Ontologies facilitate consistent unambiguous descriptions of biological concepts, and can accommodate content at different levels of taxon specificity.

While it has undoubtedly contributed to recent advances in systems biology, mechanistic modeling by itself does not guarantee unambiguous descriptions of biological processes.

The objective of the RInChI project is the creation of an unambiguous description for reactions from their structural diagrams, Rxn- and RDfiles for which different researchers should, so far as possible, generate the same identifier for the same reaction.