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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a unique band" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a musical group that stands out due to its distinct style, sound, or characteristics.
Example: "The concert featured a unique band that blended jazz and electronic music in a way that had never been done before."
Alternatives: "an exceptional group" or "a distinctive ensemble".
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These players are joining a unique band of players".
flatfilth, blog post A unique band of instrument makers revived the English bagpipe and the hurdy gurdy.
On the wide spectrum of urban transportation options – from publicly operated transit systems to cars to bikes to feet – Leap fills a unique band.
Quixx has a unique band shape in the region of 1,200 to 600 cm-1.
Furthermore, two of the random primers examined each generated a unique band in F. n. necrophorum strains.
Screening of tall and dwarf palm bulked DNA with 200 decamer primers revealed a primer OPA09, producing a unique band of around 260 bp exclusively in tall accessions.
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We analyzed the C>T166 mutation using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and HaeIII restriction enzyme digests that reveal an unique band for the ALS8 mutation, not present in control DNA and confirmed the P56S mutation in all patients derived cells (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1).
Based on these equations, explicit formulas are further derived to determine the conditions for the transition and near-coupling between local resonance and Bragg scattering, each being a unique band-gap opening mechanism.
Each individual displayed a unique banding pattern.
A unique banding pattern was defined as a pulsotype (PT).
Local differences in size and compaction of banded material form a unique banding pattern that can be used to accurately map any polytene chromosome region.
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