How To Use Uniquely In A Sentence

Lawrence Pietroni has created two uniquely alluring charactersRuby and Isaand spins a story that feels mythical or folkloric, that is driven by a mystery, throbs with tension, and ends in conflagration. Ruby's Spoon: Summary and book reviews of Ruby's Spoon by Anna Lawrence Pietroni.
She was trying not to lose the urge that was uniquely her own, brattiness, joy, jokes, willfulness. Some Fun
But "LeAnn Rimes," the 17-year-old star's new CD of country classics, may be uniquely bizarre: not because it's unidiomatic, but because it's so emotionally empty. An Abc Of Country Song Covers
For example, it was claimed that the study presented uniquely reliable evidence that simvastatin is not carcinogenic.
More homegrown products to enjoy include the legendary heroes of Lucha Libre: those uniquely Mexican wrestling creations who shifted their considerable weight from the lucha ring to the silver screen, and the accompanying lobby cards for their unabashedly shlocky movies are quite often classics. The lurid artistry of the Mexican lobby card

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Based predominantly on the morphology of the carpometacarpus, some ornithologists have proposed that cariamaens are closely related to the Hoatzin* Opisthocomus hoazin**, that bizarre folivorous, arboreal bird that (uniquely among birds) practices foregut fermentation. Archive 2006-11-01
But this is a Prime Minister uniquely without a mandate.
Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the fount of all invention and innovation. In its arguably most trans formative and revelatory capacity, it is the power to that enables us to empathize with humans whose experiences we have never shared. J. K. Rowling
The inn is a collection of four shingled buildings, each uniquely configured with three or four rooms connected to one another by paths through native gardens of salal and rhododendron.
South American Miocene Charactosuchus, while gharial-like, has been regarded as a highly unusual crocodylid of uncertain affinities (Langston 1965, Langston & Gasparini 1997), while Euthecodon – a uniquely African taxon, some species of which approached 10 m in length – is also a crocodylid, and perhaps a close relative of the living dwarf crocodiles (and we’ll discuss those more in a moment). Even more recently extinct, island dwelling crocodilians
Here, seeing was surely believing, but truly spiritual seeing was itself a miracle, uniquely manifested by divine grace to this holiest of prayerful petitioners.
Uniquely designed cross style cutter blade base purposely for granulating of pellicle plastics, increases work efficiency.
His new release, "No Beginning, No End," is a remembrance of his late daughter, rendered in symphonic proportions but still uniquely personal. Swinging Into November
And as a priest, he's uniquely positioned to speak on the issue.
The cloned child would have her uniquely individuating consciousness that would be constitutive of her personal identity.
Each room is uniquely styled and many feature antique or bespoke furniture, while common areas include landscaped gardens and elegant drawing rooms with open fires. Times, Sunday Times
He was a uniquely gifted teacher.
This "second observer" situation captures the core conceptual difficulty of the interpretation of quantum mechanics: reconciling the possibility of quantum superposition with the fact that the observed world is characterized by uniquely determined events q, q², q³, ¦. Relational Quantum Mechanics
There's something uniquely tactile about the way penned ink appears on a page. Times, Sunday Times
I see you providing no evidence that the wisdom language ascribed to Jesus is "the one and only top-ladder creation language idiomatical biblical language which is uniquely associated with Godhead in the history of Judaism. HANDS Across the Godhead?
Also choose from a range of bracelets, chains and brooches which are uniquely different and often more appealing than current trends.
It was easy enough to do if you didn't know the eccentricities of a yacht's fuel system, and all of them were uniquely different. CORMORANT
This process employs potassium carbonate as an absolvent and can be uniquely integrated with the power plant steam cycle by using the waste steam or low-quality steam from the power plant. U.S. Department of Energy - Press Releases
Almost uniquely, our regulatory system for banks relies on overseas regulators.
They have created a new and uniquely truthful art of landscape.
The notion that this has been a uniquely terrible year is now well established. Times, Sunday Times
Because of the extreme cold, the Antarctic is a uniquely fragile environment.
But in the last 20 years or so, each has developed into one of the most uniquely charismatic showmen in contemporary music. Comebacks and Co-Conspirators
Pimozide is similar to haloperidol in chemical structure and potency, and has been shown to be uniquely effective in the treatment of this condition, especially in decreasing formication.
Unbeknownst to the vast majority of straphangers, the humble MetroCard is essentially a floppy disk, uniquely identified by a serial number on the flip side.
But a state of affairs where the group most subject to being singled out for violence is uniquely not protected by the law is a manifest injustice.
Another point is awarded for each song that is interpreted uniquely (songs cannot simply be rehashed versions of the original).
We had a High Court whose judges, wholly uninvited, were remodelling our uniquely successful federal Constitution.
India's poverty absorbs everything and uniquely reinvents it.
I am grateful to the faculty and students at the University of Georgia who have inspired me in unexpected ways and have built a uniquely collegial atmosphere.
It is a holy land, which means a place where God is uniquely present and available.
Seems to me the archetype is that of the perils of pride and not a uniquely science fiction construct. MIND MELD: Today's SF Authors Define Science Fiction (Part 2)
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Moreover, we must grant that although our ability to affect the environment is entropically grand, it is not unbounded, thus our optimism to uniquely steer the course of the natural history is incongruous with physics. Progressive Bloggers
Rather, it seems to me that the WCF is setting itself against its understanding of the Council of Trent and certain sorts of Roman Catholic claims for the uniquely "authentical" character of the Latin Vulgate. Sacra doctrina
As is apparent from the brief review given above, the relationship between genome size and erythrocyte size is detectable in each of the vertebrate classes, even in the uniquely enucleate case of mammals. A Dubious "Opportunity" for IDers
Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the fount of all invention and innovation. In its arguably most trans formative and revelatory capacity, it is the power to that enables us to empathize with humans whose experiences we have never shared. J. K. Rowling
According to cognitive theories of psychopathology, specific cognitive factors as identified here should be uniquely associated with particular emotional states or disorders.
25 THE HUMAN BRAIN The auricle is another uniquely mammalian feature. The Human Brain
But it's a uniquely cinematic experience that demands that mindset of focus and openness available only to those willing to sit in the dark for two hours. Times, Sunday Times
And all questioned whether it was one thing or many, produced by heredity or environment, and shared with animals or uniquely human.
There are exquisite touches, executed with extraordinary skill: the allegorically suggestive tear in the curtain; the artist's helpless dishabille; the uniquely knowing expression on the face of the central woman.
We may describe uniquely any point in a plane by an ordered pair of numbers, called coordinates.
The contention is that she is uniquely qualified to talk about the suitability of transwomen for positions in sexual assault counselling.
Additional factors uniquely important to medical products developers are addressed in other standards for some specific applications, such as equipment for anesthesiology.
If this were a book uniquely on the spiritual disciplines, this would be an understandable minimization.
There is, in my mind, something uniquely amoral and corrosive about this kind of coldblooded infliction of pain.
Although the United States leads the pack by many measures, it's bested in this category by the micronation of Singapore, not only because of the Asian country's manageable size, but also thanks to its uniquely successful brand of state capitalism. Overall Ranking
Uniquely, sadly, we British love to knock our young artists and, not surprisingly, the tabloids have had a field day as the tired voices of reaction have crawled from their slumbers to pronounce the fire a judgment on false gods.
Simpler, clearer-tasting peppermint contains little or no carvone or pyridines; instead it makes a terpene called menthol, which gives it a uniquely cooling quality. On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
This country is perhaps uniquely placed to witness these massive changes. Food Watch
The God of the Decalogue is uniquely authoritative, cannot be fashioned after our own image (pace Feuerbach), and cannot be controlled: God is absolute, aniconic, and useless. 6 God does not exist for our use. AKMA’s Random Thoughts
Flowers and bushes in full splendor - the foliage of Jasperwood is uniquely timed so that something is always going off; summer is like a slo-mo fireworks exhibition.
There is something uniquely embarrassing about turning up at a wedding in the same outfit as another guest. Times, Sunday Times
This is the same mechanism that carries the uniquely angry shimmer of slow pain after you stub your toe. Times, Sunday Times
Magnets made with the rare-earth minerals neodymium and praseodymium are uniquely strong, making them valuable components in wind turbines and computer hard drives. Malaysia Stalls New Project
What strikes the human eye is the uniquely singular soaring roof, shaped like a slanted disc, which also appears to be in the form of the rising sun.
Devouring fashion has provided a uniquely unimportant and frivolous thing to direct all my worry towards.
Since the BJT is a three-terminal device, one of the three terminals is permitted to be common to the input and output ports, and the other two terminals are each uniquely associated with each port.
Instead we are offered a panorama of uniquely flawed relationships each imbued with enough personality to be poignant and credible.
Often lined up in ranks of twenty to thirty kites, the fliers work with partners to launch their large and uniquely designed and constructed kites.
My body and mind remained uniquely unresponsive to hours of running. Times, Sunday Times
The Artis zeego is part of the Artis zee® family of interventional imaging in cardiology, radiology, and surgery. syngo® DynaCT Cardiac, available with all Artis zee systems, uniquely supports cross-sectional 3D images of the beating heart via rotational angiography. The Earth Times Online Newspaper
Uniquely, all facilities are shared by staff and trainees so that no artificial lines of demarcation exist within the unit.
he could determine uniquely the properties of the compound
It was a sad end to a uniquely fruitful partnership. Thinking the Unthinkable
One of the largest and longest-running outdoor markets in Southern California, this year-round market offers uniquely West Coast items such as jojoba oil and fresh avocados.
Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the fount of all invention and innovation. In its arguably most trans formative and revelatory capacity, it is the power to that enables us to empathize with humans whose experiences we have never shared. J. K. Rowling
A quartet of powerhouse teams, each with a uniquely skilled star, is set for a showdown in San Antonio in the strongest Final Four ever.
You can't spot the joins between the spontaneous and the prepared, so comfortable are they with this uniquely intimate form of theatre.
An integer which uniquely identifies a protocol suite.
Patricia wants to highlight the idea that being sensate is not a uniquely human experience.
In the uniquely articulated natural environment you can watch seals, bears, carcajous, wolves and other beasts of prey, as well as reptiles, birds or monkeys.
The black, monochromatic casing is uniquely studded and topped with her KVD monogram on the outer crown and bullet.
Every tree seems to me to be shaped as a peak uniquely designed for the very spot it stands in.
The company is uniquely positioned to compete in foreign markets.
When the pressure of wages and despair drive the workers to go on the offensive, they lead to the uniquely British phenomenon of the ca' canny.
Apparently, everyone at the Spectator is interested in poetry, ‘just as we are interested in the smell of our own armpits, because they are uniquely redolent of ourselves’.
Now I accept my share of the blame, but to suggest it was uniquely down to me is a little fanciful.
Also, uniquely, the male and female parts of the flower are fused into a single structure, called the column.
Add the deep plum lipstick, and homegirl had a look that was uniquely, and thankfully, all her own. WHAT LOOKS LIKE CRAZY ON AN ORDINARY DAY
In his list of six primary features of martyr narratives, Marotti singles out two as uniquely Catholic: the "sacralizing of these sites of suffering and execution by means of Catholic prayer, sacramentalism, and ceremonialism" and "the occurrence of supernatural signs and wonders and the conversion of the bodies and body parts of the martyrs into saints' relics" 78. Wheeler and Marotti on anti-Catholicism
Yet his latest journey was uniquely significant, because he was on his way to see his colleagues send China's first manned spacecraft into orbit.
Peter Gray, a psychologist at Boston College, points out that older kids are uniquely able to provide support -- often referred to as "scaffolding" -- for younger kids in mixed-age play. Alfie Kohn: Five Not-So-Obvious Propositions About Play
First, the county was, uniquely, divided into six rapes - strips centred on Chichester, Arundel, Bramber, Lewes, Pevensey, and Hastings.
But it is more likely that Rhea is uniquely suited to hold debris in orbit.
Their phylacteries and fringes were given as tactile reminders of who they are-covenant children of the uniquely sovereign God.
For a Chancellor uniquely sensitive to barbs about his reputation as a stealth taxer, this is not an academic point.
Uniquely among the great world religions, Buddhism is rooted only in the universal experience of suffering known to all human beings.
They were extraordinary, skating without helmets or knee pads, invading empty swimming pools like backstreet bandits, brave and single-minded and uniquely talented.
There is something uniquely troublesome about big IT projects. Times, Sunday Times
They both used the phrase ‘uniquely human’ to describe certain cognitive abilities, such as language fluency and representational thought.
Indeed, for a pinkish, processed, canned luncheon meat surrounded in gelatinous gook, Spam has quite an amazing story to tell - and a uniquely American one at that.
But with a uniquely qualified roster of clients. Times, Sunday Times
With the uniquely designed detector and six vesication-removing methods, the system can adjust the number of vesications to be removed according to the actual conditions of each patient.
In addition, the branch predictor can also comprises a prediction Hash table with a plurality of predicted values, and each predicted value uniquely corresponds to a plurality of storage positions.
Carver starts out at a disadvantage, but over time becomes uniquely suited to the tropical wilderness.
Whether you believe in evolution, creation or intelligent design, the human male is uniquely designed and desirous to accomplish these tasks.
However, this example is uniquely supported by an extravagant base of gilt and ormolu based on antique Roman design.
Uniquely, the spiny skeletons and cyst shells of acantharians are composed of crystalline strontium sulphate, known as celestite, precipitated from seawater in the upper ocean. PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
The withdrawal from participation means not merely a uniquely privileged identity but also a stifling of periodic urges to act, advise or take a hand in political affairs.
It was a sad end to a uniquely fruitful partnership. Thinking the Unthinkable
Seek out the uniquely fresh furmint, which can be ultra-dry or supersweet. Times, Sunday Times
There is something uniquely embarrassing about turning up at a wedding in the same outfit as another guest. Times, Sunday Times
Thanks to the region's uniquely complex and metalliferous geology, it became known in the industry as ‘the best graduate school of mining geology in the country.’
If this identification is right, then the diapophysis of MIWG. 7306 is uniquely odd, as it possesses a small rhomboidal opening near its (presumed) posterior border. Archive 2006-07-01
It is apodeictic that, while perhaps obscure, words like "skirr" and "periapt" serve uniquely expressive purposes and cannot be subrogated by other, more commonplace words. A malison on the poor of spirit.
Edwards, a wealthy trial lawyer first elected to the Senate in 1998, has built his candidacy around the belief that his hardscrabble upbringing uniquely equips him to understand the struggles of Democratic voters.
Watch out for the bold solo show of Algerian-born of Adel Abdessemed's at David Zwirner's space: among the highlights are Taxidermia, a cube (1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 meters) composed of taxidermied animals intertwined using steel and wire, and Silent Warriors, a wall-mounted installation of over a hundred masks, each uniquely colored and patterned to resemble those used in Mexican wrestling, or lucha libre. MutualArt's Top 10 Things to See During FIAC Week in Paris (PHOTOS)
No, this was a uniquely charr torment—with churning water and buoyant hyenas and a pesky human and a starry-eyed sylvari leading a parade of fools. GuildWars Edge of Destiny
The notion that this has been a uniquely terrible year is now well established. Times, Sunday Times
Her uniquely American recipes used corn meal for dishes like Indian pudding, Johnny-cake and slapjacks.
He wants us to see the world differently and to act to change it, but to drop the also uniquely American idea that political change can be fast and easy: one demonstration or election means little, he warns us; we need long-term tedious activism. David Swanson: Chomsky's New Book
Blair is uniquely unqualified for such a task because he is a warring faction.
All these things have been hailed as uniquely human traits. Times, Sunday Times
Tacitus's remarks about the Germans not having intermarried with other tribes largely because of being cut off in their dark forests certainly gave credence to the Nazi claim that German blood was uniquely pure. Hitler's Golden Book
The UK, uniquely, has not had to face the problem of mass unemployment.
Uniquely, almost every edit in the film is a straight cut - there are almost no wipes, dissolves, pans, or other techniques used.
What, finally, is the vital, dynamic core of the community that gives it its uniquely distinctive character?
Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the fount of all invention and innovation. In its arguably most trans formative and revelatory capacity, it is the power to that enables us to empathize with humans whose experiences we have never shared. J. K. Rowling
(One could formulate a weaker sense of distinguishability by requiring that only some assignment of probabilities uniquely determines CS). Probabilistic Causation
Film is an emotive medium, uniquely able to manipulate through lighting and music as well as words.
If this identification is right, then the diapophysis of MIWG. 7306 is uniquely odd, as it possesses a small rhomboidal opening near its (presumed) posterior border. Archive 2006-07-01
What strikes the human eye is the uniquely singular soaring roof, shaped like a slanted disc, which also appears to be in the form of the rising sun.
The breadth of commodities carried, the price points, brands, and the fashion and taste levels within HBC allow us to uniquely serve the customer throughout their life stages. The Changing Canadian Retail Landscape
But this scene of Peter Grimes seems to me uniquely precise in its blend of realistic, formal and psychological impact.
This book uniquely combines the original documentary sources and scholarly examination of her long and multifaceted career as a stateswoman, politician, educational leader, and visionary.
Amid such Glastonbury-level demand, it is not surprising that seats for a few of the starriest concerts have now all gone – though uniquely, of course, there will still be 1,400 tickets available each night on the night. In praise of … Havergal Brian | Editorial
There is something uniquely embarrassing about turning up at a wedding in the same outfit as another guest. Times, Sunday Times
Depleted uranium is "pyrophoric", which makes it uniquely effective at piercing hard targets, because upon impact, it immediately burns, vaporizing the majority of its bulk and leaving a hard, thin, sharpened tip - and large amounts of radioactive particles suspended in the atmosphere. Honor Vets by Learning About Depleted Uranium
My body and mind remained uniquely unresponsive to hours of running. Times, Sunday Times
Our Soft Grain Strong White Bread flour is a special mix of white flour, kibbled rye and wheat blended to give uniquely textured bread, pizzas and yeast pastries.
Slant Magazine, meanwhile, hailed it for being ‘so uniquely and blazingly authentic’, while the New York Times felt that ‘the Vargas casting is magical’.
They each have their own uniquely beautiful voice, yet together they are superb, adding extra resonance to scenes which almost every member of the audience can probably relate to in some way.
For these uniquely thespian presentations they sometimes receive great sums of money.
This is, in effect, how British literature was utilized in India and elsewhere to interpellate Indian subjects with a uniquely British sensibility, and thus produce compliant colonial subjects under the ruse of spreading civilization. The Ruins of Empire: Nationalism, Art, and Empire in Hemans's Modern Greece
There is also something uniquely American about modern dance in that it constantly morphs, changes and absorbs different ways of moving. Smithsonian Insider
There were no intercellular spaces and the cell walls were uniquely constructed.
The H-Cube Continuous-flow Hydrogenation Reactor is a bench-top standalone hydrogenation device, uniquely combining continuous-flow microchemistry with endogenous on-demand hydrogen generation and a disposable catalyst cartridge system. Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
Eventually, people came to associate the word fetish uniquely with the religious art of pagan including Native American societies, but, in fact, it is the product of a Christian worldview. Come Hither
Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the fount of all invention and innovation. In its arguably most trans formative and revelatory capacity, it is the power to that enables us to empathize with humans whose experiences we have never shared. J. K. Rowling
Her past experience made her uniquely suited to lead the campaign.
The programme, which begins filming shortly and should be screened at the start of next year, is uniquely geared towards women drivers, in that it seeks to find the nation's most talented, non-professional female racers.
Darwin speculated that the importance of bipedalism was that it freed the hands from the demands of locomotion, thereby opening the way for toolmaking and other manual activities that make us uniquely human.
They summon, they clang, they peal and they boom in a uniquely cacophonous harmony.
Almost uniquely when it was established, it was a purpose-built and dedicated specialist wine shop.
And the Divine Right of Kings is generally not considered to be a uniquely dispositive reason for the monarchial system.
He considers these people the "chronically clueless"—so uniquely stupid, in fact, that science may benefit by studying their brains.
Despite the fact that she sings about uniquely female experience, she denies having feminist leanings.
At the breakfast table she eats jam insouciantly with her fingers, and as the crisis emerges, she is uniquely able to placate Claire's child Leo, demonstrating an intuitive wisdom and coming into her own as "Auntie Steel-breaker", the name conferred upon her by said nephew. Michael Vazquez: 2011's Doomsday Cinema, Part I: Melancholia @ 49th NYFF plus Gainsbourg on Von Trier & Lars' NYFF 47 Press Conference (VIDEO)
Mr Williams and others who write to the papers contrive to imply that council staff are uniquely undeserving idle bureaucrats or lazy workmen.
Her line breaks are uniquely hers, beautifully jolting without any winking self-congratulation.
The effect is a uniquely bucolic landscape art, as rich in natural detail as it is in quasi-mystical symbolism, and painted with an angularity derived partly from Wyndham Lewis and partly from the Pole Jankel Adler.
But it was the personal internet - uniquely interactive, unfiltered and unmediated by news professionals, governments, or big business - which revealed the online community at its best.
Understanding this merely requires a grand exercise in Orwellian doublethink, Greek sophistry and a uniquely Lawloresque take on the world.
In addition to Ani's profound lyrics and fearless voice, the diverse variety of instruments - including clarinet, saxophone, flute, trumpet, and flugelhorn creates a uniquely blended sound.
Why has a laudable achievement such as this not been highlighted as part of the ongoing tourism campaign which is somewhat ungrammatically named ‘Uniquely Singapore’?
With hundreds of finishes and colours to choose from, the results are unique and uniquely comfortable. Times, Sunday Times
Marxist position (like equality between the sexes, self - determination for national minorities, the desirability of trade unions and cooperatives) that are easily deriv - able from the above propositions and some implicit value judgments about the desirability of human dig - nity, freedom, and creative self-fulfillment, even though they are obviously not uniquely entailed by them. MARXISM
A greater recognition of the role of medieval humanism, scholasticism, Gothic architecture and Catholicism in McLuhan's thought would have opened up another avenue of uniquely Canadian direction in McLuhan.
Nor is it clear that there is something uniquely rotten about the investment banking culture. Times, Sunday Times
The key attributes will uniquely identify any entity occurrence.
As the only species to engage in organized learning such as schools and tutoring, homo sapiens also draw on three uniquely human social skills that are fundamental to how we learn and develop: imitation, which accelerates learning and multiplies learning opportunities; shared attention, which facilitates social learning; and empathy and social emotions, which are critical to understanding human intelligence and appear to be present even in prelinguistic children. Innovations-report
Since then controversy has raged: Did she ruin something uniquely precious?
This is right and proper recognition of a uniquely beautiful and sustainable destination. Times, Sunday Times
This elite force is uniquely capable of working with the coalition partners clandestinely.
As such, monuments are uniquely qualified to figure prominently in the ‘aesthetic of destruction,’ the imagination of disaster famously anatomized by Susan Sontag.
Voidwell also has a uniquely talented band of new-age young jazz lions playing behind him including Guillermo Brown, Tecla, and Kassa who is from Seattle. In Support of Blue Scholars « PubliCola
There is no uniquely right number of Coast Guard cutters, no unquestionably correct timetable for their replacement, and certainly no unarguably optimal equipment for them.
Almost uniquely, the woman, Marta, already wore legionary battle dress and had rank and some badges neither Maria nor Inez recognized. The Lensman's Children
uniquely Malaysian," like the satay, which is skimpier than at Sanur, a noodle dish called cho kueh teow, and curry beef brisket. Yahoo! Buzz US: Top Stories
Considering Hebrews 1:10-12 the issue is not only that "some specific creation language" refers to Jesus as if there was many comparable creation languages from which only one would be randomly not used about divine agents; rather the writer is using the one and only top-ladder creation language idiomatical biblical language which is uniquely associated with Godhead in the history of Judaism. HANDS Across the Godhead?
Popular planning is not a uniquely socialist ideal. Remaking Planning: the politics of urban change in the Thatcher years
In cases where PCR recombination was suspected to occur uniquely in a single clone, the mosaic clone was removed from consideration.
If Mlinko is going to suggest that there might, in fact, exist a set of essentialized relationships between styles of writing and the gender of bodies, then I fail to see how I can easily list women whom I might wish to emulate or upstage without encroaching upon stylistic territory that some feminists might staunchly demarcate as uniquely their own. By the Numbers : Christian Bök : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
For example, on geographers' globes of the Earth we use a grid of latitude and longitude lines to label positions on the Earth's surface uniquely.
The film’s pat resolution, while perhaps anticlimactic, is satisfying in how uniquely thoughtful it is. This Week in DVD & Blu-ray: Law Abiding Citizen, Black Dynamite, Cabin Fever 2, and More | /Film
There existed neither a microscope that could provide a glimpse nor a technology for in effect taking cuttings from a cancer cell's surface and identifying a single protein as uniquely antigenic. Vaccinating Against Cancer
Its outlook will remain uniquely short-term, pragmatic, suspicious of grandiose institutional change.
His torture over the Dome [another Blair assignment for his unelected chum] will be a bagatelle compared to what is uniquely dished out north of the Border.
In the earliest phase, for example, colour-coated beakers are seen as uniquely appropriate for young people, both as urns and accessory vessels; and at all times small Samian cups were only ever found with children younger than eight.
The tract was kept deliberately short in order to make it widely accessible and the style of language was uniquely devoid of philosophy.
However, a retrograde feature is that the vehicle only has one airbag, almost uniquely on the Irish market.
Adding a touch of flavored coffee to your regular coffee beans adds a special taste that is uniquely yours.
Since creationists recognize deterioration and mutations since the Fall, there is no uniquely evolutionist prediction here.
Similarly, the idea of self-fulfilment should not be seen as uniquely distinctive of a modern system of morality. The Times Literary Supplement
In the pantheon of U2 acolytes, McCormick occupies a singular position, uniquely privileged, tormented and compromised.
Since everyone's hair is uniquely their own, the hair care systems that they select must also be individualized and personalized.
One is Mary's uniquely sensitive appreciation of the myriad ways in which the case for academic freedom may be advanced.
Her uniquely historicized renderings of song and voice attest both to the multiply ethnic heritage and to the implicit reach of her art.
We marked all birds with uniquely colored leg bands to permit individual identification.
This new Ozzie skivvy is designed in a similar style to that used by the Norwegian Army, but of a uniquely Australian material.
Endobronchial aspergillosis is uniquely encountered in the lung transplant population, with an observed frequency of about 5%.
The Twists, Lilly's latest charges—each one's little bald header uniquely marked with liquor, though whatever digestive existed was neither relevant nor sought: at the endorsement of the deacon each would be fed and everyone knew it—simply reached up and pounded on the sidelines of the castanet while exercising their handcart-trusses and closets. Farouche
Dr. Sun and his multidisciplinary team are uniquely poised to address key questions regarding the structure and function of the bladder urothelium," said Chris Mullins, PhD, director of Basic Cell Biology Programs, Division of Kidney, Urologic and Hematologic Newswise: Latest News

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