The one unequivocal point is that Bob Tebow, after preaching about what was wrong with abortion, prayed for the as-yet-unconceived Tim "by name," promising to raise him as a preacher.
Moreover, it is difficult to image exactly the same area with both IVCM and optical microscopy, due to the absence of unequivocal reference points.
Similar to SCCPM systems, the phase trajectories of q-ary LDPC-CPM mainly fall into one of the following three modes: (1) convergence to an unequivocal fixed point; (2) convergence to an indecisive fixed point; and (3) convergence to a fixed set.
Yet their actions are unequivocal and point firmly to Greek exit.
In addition to the other election corruptions listed above, this is an unequivocal tipping point.
This strict definition was used because it is an unequivocal end point rather than the more commonly used definition of severe hypoglycemia, which is an event requiring help from another individual.
Make your moral points unequivocal.
The evidence was unequivocal on two points.
One of my sources was unequivocal on this point: "Does the research question build on the preliminary data the person has generated?
(2) We envision a minimum number of PCR products to reduce the chance for amplicon mix-up during the (manual) set-up of sequencing reactions and (3) we selected primers that produce sequences with an optimal signal-to-noise ratio to enable unequivocal assignment of point and length heteroplasmy.
