For each one of these styles there were hundreds of dancers creating a unique version.
"It's going to be a unique version for Brooklyn," he said.
But that's not all: this GPU tech is apparently a unique version of the 5-series set-up, specifically tuned for Vita by Sony.
The Cheyenne moved farther west to the area of the Black Hills, where they developed a unique version of nomadic Plains culture and gave up agriculture and pottery.
Under a blazing sun American flags hang limply around the sand-covered enclosure, where 70 prisoners are acting out a unique version of "The Life of Jesus Christ".
At our events, we invite participants to chant with us, thereby co-creating a unique version of the song with them.
Chanel donated a unique version of its Premiere Flying Tourbillon, set with 169 brilliant cut diamonds, weighing 2.2 carats, in a black high-tech ceramic bezel.
The independent watchmaker, Christophe Claret, had donated a unique version of its X-TREM-1 Pinball, a timepiece inspired by the aesthetics of pinball machines.
Individuals who serve as informal caregivers for people with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other forms of dementia may experience a unique version of anticipatory grief.
Anoikis, originally defined by Frisch and his colleagues, is a unique version of apoptotic cell death due to ECM detachment.127,128 During anoikis, both mitochondrial and death receptor-mediated cell death pathways are activated.
In the article that aroused his wrath today, The Australian described Mr Palmer as "a man with a history of peddling fantasies that often morph into a unique version of reality".
