Fowler's premise was that language's main function is to communicate a thought with sufficient clarity that the intended reader or listener will understand unambiguously what was written or said.
Had we, the organizers, been more experienced in the technical details of immunolabeling, the challenge would have written unambiguously.
As the researchers write, it's "unambiguously sensitive, even in a small population and over a short time window".
To write an advice column requires you to declare yourself unambiguously on matters about which honorable people may differ -- and they do, vociferously.
Furthermore, the replacement property or properties must be unambiguously described in a written document.
For the name, subjects were asked to: "Identify the object as briefly and unambiguously as possible by writing only one name, the first name that comes to mind".
"When a man unambiguously documents his intent/desire to undergo postmortem sperm retrieval, most ethicists would agree that the procedure is ethically permissible," the authors write.
"The biggest difference is that the prompts the students will receive will be more focused, meaning that our human raters will know unambiguously that the answer was written in response to the question, not memorized," said David G. Payne, who heads the G.R.E.
"It seems to us, therefore, that the phrase 'best technology available,' even with the added specification 'for minimizing adverse environmental impact,' does not unambiguously preclude cost-benefit analysis," he wrote.
"As mayor, I will issue new planning guidance, making it unambiguously clear that protected means protected," Goldsmith writes.
