LMPID describes the key structural and functional attributes of 2203 entries out of which 1750 were unique instances that mediate PPIs.
But in the years that followed in Trump's ascent to the White House, the interview, his first on-air interview that day, offers a unique instance in which the businessman was somber and restrained in his words, while also forming general feelings on national security that would later become part of his presidency.
For this assignment, I wanted to find a unique instance of a thoughtless act.
However, "I syng of a mayden" is a unique instance of this lyric.
Boesch (1991) reports a unique instance of such simple symbolic signals in wild chimpanzees.
A number of his observations from the time are disturbingly resonant now: for instance, that "his unique talent — being 'Trump' or, as he often referred to himself, 'the Trumpster,' looming ubiquitous by reducing himself to a persona — exempted him from introspection".
It was only when unique caught on in the 19th century, for instance, that extended senses and uses like very unique became noticeable enough to rate a smackdown.
For instance, the passwords may include a unique identifier that can be used to capture basic information about customers.
Harbinger Fitness, for instance, just introduced an antimicrobial mat featuring a unique material that prevents bacterial growth and odor and doesn't wear off, in addition to the already popular FlexFit, a training glove made with antimicrobial mesh.
Is the M factor a mobile element that can transpose between chromosomes or is each instance of M on a different chromosome a unique gene that has gained the ability to negatively regulate Md-tra?
There's a unique brilliance to that.
