Sentences with phrase «without ambiguity»

But not without ambiguity, which is why they maintain their tension and fascination.

Businesses and entrepreneurs can learn from this and make sure their policies are not only easy to access, but spell everything out to customers in a way they can understand without ambiguity.

Then you may be able to communicate your message without the ambiguity.

The complexity of the human personality is such that one can not always speak of value without ambiguity.

This allows information to escape from a black hole without any ambiguity about how to interpret it.

Besides the issues of speed and performance, there are practical issues like how well such apps will perform in areas with poor signal strength, or whether they can overlay data accurately on the real world without ambiguity.

He said, «We wish to state without ambiguity that the action of these elements is a ruse, lies from the pit of hell and a mere continuation of impunity of Senator Sheriff and his dissident backers within the party.

«If the STAR collaboration looks at the data in a particular way and sees these patterns, they can claim without any ambiguity that they have seen a critical point,» Venugopalan said.

The film begins with a playful series of scenes imagining how the duo could have met (on a road, in a bakery, and most amusingly on the dancefloor), and while the actual point of first contact is much more mundane, it arises without ambiguity from a place of strong appreciation for each other's work.

Where the Golf GTI goes for a subtly fancier plain wrapper, the ST's gaping mesh grille, 19 - inch alloy wheels and wilder colour options - Tangerine Scream orange being perhaps the most retina threatening — sell its performance credentials without ambiguity.

Or Rebecca Campbell without the ambiguity.

However, industry has continued to press for a more specialised response to the situation, with REA chief executive Nina Skorupska last week pointing out: «It plays a different role [to generation]... We need to have a very clear definition of how that can be accounted for without ambiguity.»

The editor told the Guardian: «It was utterly clear, without any ambiguity at all, that the statements in the paper were utterly false,» he said.

The case highlights the implications of noticing circumstances under a prior policy; negotiating terms on an urgent basis without full due diligence; binding and issuing policies prior to finalizing the precise endorsement wording; and the difficulty of ensuring contract language properly captures the parties» intentions without ambiguity.

To me, Moorcock seems to be staking his flag into the ground over the inalterable need for truth to be filtered and interpreted by the human psyche - and that if even direct and worldly concerns like this have no straightforward single answer, the idea that our species might encounter spiritual or transcendental truths without ambiguity over what they actually mean is pretty tenuous.

The 3.8 x 2.1 inch touchpad provides accurate and smooth gesture input, while discrete right and left buttons let you click without the ambiguity of a clickpad.

The term is not without its ambiguities, so I understand why Smith would not resort to it.

This is indeed observable in the Bible - uniquely so - for it gives us a «Law of Finalism» without ambiguity in its growth and development.

But as a leader, if you hear someone's recommendation but feel strongly it's a bad idea, you need to call it right away, without ambiguity.

Social Science and Moral Obligation by alan wolfe university of california press, 361 pages, $ 25 Let it be said at the outset and without ambiguity: this is an important book.

According to Mark he replied, without ambiguity, «I am.»

What I wish to offer here is the outcome of my own thinking, expressed in a simple and clarified form so that everyone may be able to understand it without ambiguity, and may criticise and (this is my great hope) correct and amplify it.

... Dialogue, without ambiguity and marked by respect for those taking part, is a priority in today's world, and the Church does not intend to withdraw from it.

If the Christian god exists, He would want everyone to know His wants, without ambiguity.

That maxim is not without its ambiguities, but the alternative is to accept the end of one nation under God.

What these bishops did was to remove the totally inadequate religious textbooks and the advisers / inspectors who wrote and promoted them and provide the teachers with sound Catholic text - books which were not only faithful to the Catechism of the Catholic Church but which also taught the faith clearly, comprehensively and without any ambiguity.

c. Gifted with exceptional communication skills — strongly biased towards conveying detailed requirements, in writing, without any ambiguity or loop - holes which could be exploited by Defence Contractors for their own advantage later on, in the contract performance phase, to wriggle - out of contractually binding commitments.

Yet in the sentences they signed every day, the people of Al - Sayyid conveyed, clearly and without ambiguity, who did what to whom.

When you go to a foreign country people make an effort to speak clearly and without ambiguities, because they know that if they don't, you may not understand.

You should always strive to present your thesis statement in an understandable format (without any ambiguity).

Our Government understands the present dangers — and is determined to respond responsibly, without ambiguity or moral equivocation.

A Forex trading system is just a set of rules, or parameters, that tell you how, without any ambiguity or any subjective elements, to trade stocks or currency.

And yet, without that ambiguity, without that fuzziness surrounding what can be heard, what can be seen, what can be done, the whole experience is just cold and emotionless.

I don't think I intended to make a generalisation that figurative painting is without ambiguity and that abstract will be full of it, but I now see that is what I did.

You see, that is essentially exactly what he meant six years earlier, but without any ambiguity — full transcript here, screencapture here: