Sentence examples similar to unambiguous thesis from inspiring English sources
This is genome-wide data and unambiguous; 148 genes support my thesis on trees, precisely contrary to Koonin and Martin's assertion [ 170] – none, of course, support inorganic compartments as ancestors.
Mention has already been made of Schlick's defense of an underdetermination thesis based on his doctrine of truth as unambiguous coordination.
At this early stage in his philosophical career, Schlick regarded himself as a realist and defended a version of the underdetermination thesis grounded in his view of truth as the unambiguous many-to-one coordination of propositions to facts (Schlick 1910).
On a political and ethnocultural front, it expresses a general view of Greek superiority to "barbarians," but, although it evokes Panhellenism (the thesis that Persia was vulnerable to concerted attack and should therefore be attacked), it does not provide unambiguous support for that view.
However, since there are many different internalist theses about the way in which reasons and motivation are related, there is no clear and unambiguous question of whether reasons externalism is correct.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
Birth certificates are unambiguous.
That is unambiguous victory.
