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.
S – Specific – Is it focused and unambiguous?
Wittgenstein initially focused on unambiguous, abstract, parsimonious, logical propositions and rules, and on independent, static, "atomic facts".
Pascal Soriot said the move was part of the company's "unambiguous commitment" to "focus, accelerate and transform our business".
But in an America that had -- and has -- a huge investment in unambiguous masculinity, Day focuses his worshipful eye on the male body, idealized and personalized.
More precisely, in order to locate damaged grounding riser(s) and/or grounding grid conductor(s), this paper is focused on novel unambiguous criteria for post-processing of raw-data collected from the measurements.
But such trepidation had no place in Shettles's vision, which was always focused on a clear, unambiguous goal.
Subsequently, in my Jan . 1essay, "The Platform Opens a Window: An Unambiguous Consequence of the Durban Climate Talks," I focused on the third outcome of the talks, the "Durban Platform for Enhanced Action".
Although three types of biomarkers (exposure, effect, and susceptibility) are generally recognized, traditional large-scale biomonitoring programs have often focused on the use of a single unambiguous biomarker for assessing either exposure or effect in a particular setting.
The study is focused on beams as this allows for an unambiguous discussion of the idea on the simplest possible structure.
