At a fine scale, unique habitats were formed by each combination of livestock grazing (presence/absence) and marmots (presence/absence).
Whenever a fine 'unique' print is sold for a high price at auction, another surfaces".
Fine artists possess a unique perspective, just like we all have, but for a fine artist the unique vision is so compelling that silence is not an option.
The transformation from the typical austenitic structure to much finer unique lamellar and nodular structures was attributed to the high thermal gradients achieved using these selected laser processing parameters.
On top of that, each female prinia also lays eggs that all share a unique signature, a fine scrawl on each egg that is so unique even the researchers can use them to tell prinia and Cuckoo finch eggs apart.
Vavaʿu Island has a fine sheltered harbour and several unique coastal caves.
While Battier is a fine player, he is hardly unique; highlighting just one man does a disservice to the many players who play that particular role for their respective teams.
Each erosion feature was delineated on photographic prints using a fine mapping pen, assigned a unique number, and the failure type (debris avalanche, soil slip, stream bank collapse or landing failure) was noted.
The new city hall still stands and is a fine example of Richardson's unique Romanesque style.
"Although superbly original and unique, it continues a fine tradition of RIBA award-winning houses that provide exemplars for others: architects, clients and developers," Riba president Jane Duncan said.
For parr deemed too small for a PIT tag (i.e. <10 cm), elastomer was injected ventrally, just under the skin with a fine needle to provide a small, unique mark.
