Sentence examples for a singular advantage from inspiring English sources

In the late 18th century the philosopher Jeremy Bentham developed a new type of institutional establishment which had a singular advantage over its predecessors: it allowed the authorities to observe inmates without their being able to tell in any particular moment whether or not they were being watched.

"There is a singular advantage peculiar to this method," he declared, "which is, that from the rudeness and uncertainty of the shapes made in blotting, one artificial blot will suggest different ideas to different persons; on which account it has the strongest tendency to enlarge the powers of invention".

Photostability is a singular advantage that QDs have.

But it offers the singular advantage of what the marketing mavens call a "driver controlled center differential".

To reiterate, perhaps the singular advantage of the Bayesian school of statistics is that it provides a way to elicit and directly incorporate prior knowledge into a study.

OFFERING a stop on the Staten Island Railway and a short drive to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, the Grasmere neighborhood in northeastern Staten Island has the singular advantage of convenience, according to residents.

And Rosatom has been promoting another singular advantage, one that also shows the Russians' peculiarly high comfort level with all things nuclear, even after Chernobyl: a willingness to take nuclear waste off the hands of clients, particularly if they buy Russian reactors.

It has certainly been a Middle East practice ever since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire in the 15th Century, and it has the singular advantage of exercising secular control over religious fanaticism.

Their singular advantage of averting the risk of PPH has made them most suitable in combination with other agents [ 17].

At that time, the use of these bacteria that grow on methanol had the singular advantage of reduced cost over E. coli (Batey et al. 1995), but it is no longer advantageous for a number of reasons.

The most singular advantage of our method is to aggregate haplotypes according to ancestral haplotypes and then to test aggregated haplotypes jointly, via the loadings, in association with a phenotype.