"What we saw was an unmistakable effect of dark energy," says Vikhlinin, whose team is publishing the results in two papers in the 10 February 2009 issue of The Astrophysical Journal.
Even if its implications about you-know-who are unmistakable, the call — issued by 23 prominent Christians with long experience in social struggles — "wants to be about Jesus, not Trump," Wallis said in an interview.
COACH JIM CALHOUN leaned against the basket at the southwest end of an empty Gampel Pavilion during an afternoon practice last month in Storrs and, in an unmistakable Boston accent, issued uninterrupted instructions to the starting players of his University of Connecticut men's basketball team as they ran a half-court offense.
Speaking at CSU San Bernardino on Friday night, Clinton's message was subtle but unmistakable: Here, these issues are personal.
The message is unmistakable: On an economic issue that attracts millions of dollars of industry support, women have no real political importance.
Bill Clinton's confessional television appearance in the summer of 1998 plays on television, and later the unmistakable voice of Kenneth Starr issues from a car radio.
"We expect others to display the same boldness and spirit". The leader of Nato and US forces in Afghanistan, General John Allen, attacked the Taliban statement as "insane language", and described the police and soldiers who turn on their allies as "the worst of humanity … Mullah Omar has issued an unmistakable message of death, hate and hopelessness for the Afghan people".
The sound on stage was muffled at the start, but Apple's voice, at once deep and vulnerable, was unmistakable behind the technical issues.
The report of the National Commission on Federal Election Reform, issued last week, has the unmistakable earmarks of political compromise.
Mr. ElBaradei also has issued this warning in unmistakable terms.
The effect is unmistakable.
