The phrase "a unique computer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a computer that has distinct features or characteristics that set it apart from others.
Example: "The new model is a unique computer that offers advanced capabilities not found in any other device on the market."
Alternatives: "an exceptional computer" or "a one-of-a-kind computer."
Of one of the newest methods for precision radiotherapy, IMRT utilizes a unique computer based treatment planning and radiation delivery system.
When Cage and Lejaren Hiller released "HPSCHD," the first ten thousand copies of the LP came with a unique computer printout that could serve as a score for manipulating playback settings.
I remember one CEO who had a great strategy an idea for a unique computer architecture but who refused to accept any advice on anything from anyone, including potential customers.
Here we combined screening of phage display random peptide libraries with a unique computer algorithm "Mapitope" to identify the discontinuous epitope of 80R, a potent neutralizing human anti-SARS monoclonal antibody against the spike protein.
It is equipped with both a hydraulic wave paddle, located at one end of the facility, and a unique computer controlled material release gate, that can be arbitrarily positioned along the length of the tank.
To overcome this obstacle, Johns Hopkins mechanical engineering professor KT Ramesh and his team of researchers in the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute, or HEMI, have developed a unique computer model.
We are promised haute cuisine and fine wines, and no worries about keeping it all down as the ship has a unique computer-controlled ballasting system which prevents a heel of anything more than two to three degrees and limits the pitch and roll of the waves to a gentle rocking of the deck.
A unique computer-based spectrophotometric system (SPERMA) was developed in our laboratory to determine the average "vertical" velocity of motile cells [20].
To determine "vertical" velocity of spermatozoa a unique computer-based spectrophotometric system was developed in our laboratory recently [20] and used for the purpose.
Following successful baseline assessments, participants will receive a unique computer-generated random number for identification (ID).
Subject confidentiality was strictly maintained through assignment of a unique computer-generated code.
