The part of the sentence 'an unique instrument' is not valid in written English
'Unique' is an absolute adjective and should not be combined with 'an' or any other article. Correct example: 'This is a unique instrument.'
These aren't the only instruments that can be picked; you can use a unique instrument for an original sound.
Employment creation is a unique instrument for achieving such an objective since it is a vital input in the creation of wealth and, at the same time, the most efficient mechanism for income distribution.
In the history of planetary Fourier spectrometry the PFS is a unique instrument, which possesses a short wavelength channel.
Varieties of lute, such as the long-necked damyan of Nepal and its Sikkimese relative, may be linked to a similar instrument of the Pamir Mountains, whereas a Sikkimese flute having an outside air duct (in contrast to the inside duct of a Western recorder) seems to be a unique instrument.
A type of nadaswaram (pipe instrument) called Barinayanam is also a unique instrument found only in Thiruvarur.
One of the aims of the STCS is to provide a complete nationwide long-term follow-up and embracing a comprehensive bio-psychosocial perspective in its data collection providing a unique instrument for comparative effectiveness research [ 8].
Like a symphony orchestra, diversity is then welcome: each person involved plays a unique instrument, making the relationship or the community's collective concerto possible.
The organ, the Craighead-Saunders, is a unique instrument, not only because of its lovely sound, but also because it is a nearly exact copy of a late Baroque organ built by Adam Gottlob Casparini of East Prussia in 1776.
If that happens, Mr. Tapogna is among many people who believe that the first order of business should be to do away with Oregon's so-called kicker law, a unique instrument among states and one that underscores Oregon's distaste for taxes.
It represents a unique instrument for the post-mortem analysis of the coatings.
