Sentence examples similar to a unique dwelling from inspiring English sources

Jon chooses the Benthic Siphonophore – a shaggy, tentacular "spaghetti monster" – while Helen plumps for a unique shell-dwelling cephalopod called the Argonaut that sails the open seas like an "octopus pirate".

These unique dwellings were constructed and used by the ancestors of Inuit/Eskimo peoples in the Canadian Arctic and Greenland.

Whole genome sequencing and analysis of Mycobacterium indicus pranii (MIP) together with molecular phylogenetic analyses [6] revealed a unique soil and water dwelling lifestyle for this 'generalist' organism.

The CareWell-primary care program is a unique program for community dwelling frail elderly for several reasons.

Still uncertain are the fates of deep coral reefs that live in the gulf, as well as the condition of a unique cluster of bottom-dwelling organisms only nine miles from the damaged well.

Based on their sister-group relationships, there is no reason to think that extinct camels had humps; it is likely that it is a unique feature of the desert-dwelling Old World camelids.

beardsleei), a genetically unique lake-dwelling variety of the coastal rainbow trout that is isolated in Lake Crescent Washingtonn), is threatened by the loss of its only spawning grounds in the Lyre River to siltation and other types of habitat degradation.

SLI coordinates establish a unique geographic location that targets the highest concentration of dwellings within a broad region containing all the addresses linked to a particular postal code.

The result of this study cannot be generalized to all community-dwelling older people, since they represent a unique group with many diseases.

The Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus, is a unique model system consisting of cave-adapted and surface-dwelling morphotypes that diverged >1 million years (My) ago.

This study population provides a unique opportunity to examine this question in a large community-dwelling cohort of postmenopausal women, with additional data collected to allow for adjustment of possible confounders.