Discrimination between the two incident particle types owes to the fundamentally unique emission waveforms, a consequence of the interaction and subsequent scintillation mechanisms within the crystal.
In a brief arguing against patenting genes, Dr. James Watson, one of the discoverers of the double helix structure of DNA, said he feared the court had failed to appreciate the fundamentally unique nature of the human gene, which stores information necessary to create and propagate life.
Such a dual-mode capability is made possible by pulse-shape discrimination (PSD), whereby the emission waveform profiles of gamma and neutron events are fundamentally unique.
But that ignores what's fundamentally unique about this new medium propelled by Snapchat, Periscope, Hyperlapse, and other apps.
However, despite the superficial accordance between the two, what makes the phenomenological approach fundamentally unique is the embodied nature of memory in selfhood.
This create opportunities to increase the potential applications of AC hybrid materials of the development of fundamentally unique new materials for in chemical conversion, environmental, and fuel storage applications.
What resulted, according to a legal brief filed by the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, was a "fundamentally irrational and nationally unique dual system of primary ballot access".
Nafion clay hybrid membranes with a unique microstructure were synthesized using a fundamentally new approach.
While these anchors are in some ways analogous to Murasaki's anchors, the requirement of "unique anchors" puts Mauve in a fundamentally different arena, where its strength lies in alignment rather than anchoring.
With its unique domain composition, localization, and functional independence, it is likely that QSOX acts in a fundamentally different pathway or pathways than other disulfide forming enzymes in the cell.
