Sentence examples for a unique grouping of from inspiring English sources

Seafloor spreading has been traced, by dating minerals found in a unique grouping of rock units thought to have been formed at the oceanic ridges, to 500 million years ago, with rare occurrences as early as 2 billion years ago.

A unique grouping of alleles was established to be a haplotype.

The plan protects, conditionally, the children of illegal immigrants because they are seen as a unique group of innocents.

We are a unique group of people, but we're also just like you.' " The film's dialogue moves effortlessly and unpredictably between English and Tagalog.

Khoisan languages, a unique group of African languages spoken mainly in southern Africa, with two outlying languages found in eastern Africa.

This year, the New York-based casting director Jennifer Venditti worked with Zucchelli to find a unique group of models for the show.

"While it is a unique group of old farm buildings in that part of Milford, I can't see the city spending that kind of money for it," Mr. Lisman said.

"The 2008 Democratic National Convention will bring together a unique group of business leaders, high-level lawmakers, members of the national and international media and prominent academics," said a brochure from the host committee.

Conceived by its first Secretary, Joseph Henry (term of office 1846-78), as primarily a scientific-research-disseminating body, it is today a unique group of 13 governmental or quasi-governmental units in which science, art, the humanities & a few other things, are conjoined in an impressive helter-skelter manner.

Vegetative desiccation tolerance occurs in a unique group of species termed 'resurrection plants'.

Children, adolescents and young women represent a unique group of patients with vulvodynia.