Sentence examples for a unique copy of from inspiring English sources

A unique copy of an illegible book is rare-book collecting at its most arcane.

A unique copy of cricketing bible Wisden's Almanack, which was withheld from its player of the year after he was convicted of cheating, is expected to break sales records for the much-loved reference book at auction.

A unique copy of the first full-length audio book ever made, a set of four LPs recorded in 1935 with the full text of Joseph Conrad's 1902 novella Typhoon, has been rediscovered in Canada.

Last month it was revealed that Thomas Pritzker, chairman of Hyatt Hotels, had become the first collector to pay more than $1m for a photograph, a unique copy of Man Ray's image of glass tears from 1932, copyrighted by his trust.It is no accident that the photographic image dominates New York's autumn season.

How are these services like Aereo that stream broadcast television signals over the Internet actually legal? A. Aereo says it uses arrays of tiny TV antennas assigned to each one of its users to create a unique copy of a broadcast on its servers.

For unicast transmissions, each user is sent a unique copy of the media.

Next, the cell divides, and the resulting cells divide again; this produces four new cells that each contain a single, unique copy of every chromosome.

We found that miDNA4 measured 331 bp, contained 25 bp long inverted terminal repeat sequences and a sequence motif of 119 bp present as a unique copy or as an array of 2 47 copies.

The Cablevision case claimed that since the remote DVR service only transmitted an individual's unique copy of the content, which was controlled only by that user, Cablevision was not infringing on the broadcasters' copyrighted content.

Also, a mercury resistance operon was found adjacent to the unique copy of IS Ppu12 PputW619_2325-23288) (Williams et al., 2002), while in its proximity, other transposable elements were identified, including a putative Tn 3 family transposon (PputW619_2321-2322), a recombinase and a truncated transposase.

One half of the DNA molecules in this complex, at each generation and in every organ including sperm, were exclusively methylated at CpG sites, thus raising the question of the nature of the epigenetic signal transmitted with the unique copy of the sperm genome to regenerate in the next generation the constant ratio of three distinct profiles.