unequivocally
unequivocally by italianspinners January 26, 2022
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unequivocal
a word used to describe something that is clear and unambiguous; no misunderstandings can be interpreted when this word is used.
cher (clueless) : would you look at that body language? legs crossed towards each other. that is an unequivocal sex invite.
unequivocal by aleeexxxx January 14, 2008
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synchronous unequivocal postulate
A scientific formula designed to bring clarity to radio frequencies (per the radio frequency spectrum) by determining calculated degrees of readjustments, troubleshooting networks by ensuring the desired stations (hopset IDs) are in synch, and filtering out all discrepancies by reinforcing equilibrium to the respective signals between radio units.
LCpl Joe: "Hey I tried getting a radio check with you, but I hear static and the radio reads 'check synch input.' What's up with that?"
LCpl Dirt: "Well that's exactly it! Use the SUP method."
LCpl Joe: The what?
LCpl Dirt: "You know. SUP. Synchronous Unequivocal Postulate. It's another way to troubleshoot and establish your signal."
LCpl Joe: "Very well. Thanks man. I didn't learn that in comm school."
LCpl Dirt: "Well that's exactly it! Use the SUP method."
LCpl Joe: The what?
LCpl Dirt: "You know. SUP. Synchronous Unequivocal Postulate. It's another way to troubleshoot and establish your signal."
LCpl Joe: "Very well. Thanks man. I didn't learn that in comm school."
synchronous unequivocal postulate by jotahu May 24, 2016
Unequivocal
The realms of mathematics in modern-day society pertain to unequivocal concepts taught in schools spanning the United States.
Unequivocal by tresdetaille September 2, 2023
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