| According to Einstein this was impossible, considering the hypothesis of the unequivocalness of the event. |
| However, there are significant differences and difficulties according to the unequivocalness of product allocation to specific groups and subgroups. |
| This effect loses its unequivocalness when we depart from the purely ideological level and take into consideration the role which ideology played in Eastern societies. |
| This benefits the ease of use, the operational speed and acceptance and it does not harm the unequivocalness of the handling of the process. |
| Al-Shafici's statement is thus directed more at the unequivocalness of these hadiths' legal contents than their literal authenticity. |
