This is sausage at an elevated level and quite singular.
Chuck Berry was to rock music what Louis Armstrong was to jazz — a foundational figure; if not quite singular, then as close as it gets.
Riddley Walker has literary cousins, but as a work of imagination, it's quite singular.
But although Schendel became a doyenne of Brazilian art, there is something quite singular about her work.
American college sports -- quite singular in the world -- constitute a hybrid: On the one hand they represent the non-market character of universities in which the amateur notion of sports for sports sake, for its sheer participatory dimension continues unabated.
She continued: "What we do as opera singers is quite singular.
While the Sweet Honey experience is unusual, Sweet Honey at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (next Saturday at 8 p.m). is quite singular.
In sports commentary, name citation takes the form of the possessive pluralisation of individuals whose talent is quite singular: your Maradonas, your Cruyffs, your Pelés.
Because heteroclinic attractors are quite singular in their dynamical behaviour (averages of observables need not converge, there is a great deal of sensitivity of the long-term dynamics to noise and system heterogeneity), it is important to consider the effect of noise and/or heterogeneities in the dynamics.
Surfaces termed SLIPS (Slippery Liquid-Infused Porous Surface) present quite singular properties, for instance, self-healing and self-cleaning, which make them very promising for a broad range of applications in so diverse fields such as medical, avionic, oil and gas industries, among others.
