His plaster casts of dust masks, like Mr. Costa's photographs, are all the same yet different, in the way fingerprints resemble each other but are in fact unique.
While the nuances and breadth of the WisdomTree portfolios are in fact unique, they speak to a trend in the ETF industry of issuers attempting to one-up each other in competing for assets in a very popular segment of the market.
Although these and other common features are important as sources of insight, each fundamentalist movement is in fact unique and is best understood when viewed in its own historical and cultural context.
Moreover, such comparisons reveal accession-specific genomic regions, e.g., a region on chromosome 15 that was previously reported as a feature of the cultivated soybean7 is in fact unique to Wm82 (Fig. 3c).
The problem of such big-budget movies flopping in China is one that is, in fact, unique to Disney.
Part of this section should also explain what makes your product unique--assuming that it is, in fact, unique.
It is immediate that if (x1, x2, x3) T is globally attractive, then it is in fact unique.
Thus, (6) has at least one solution for λ = 1, which is, in fact, unique from the previous step.
It is therefore our interest now to provide additional conditions to ensure that the fixed point in Theorems 3.1 and 3.2 is in fact unique.
One can prove that the coupled best proximity point is in fact unique, provided that the product space A × A endowed with the partial order mentioned earlier has the following property: Every pair of elements has either a lower bound or an upper bound.
Remark 2 One can prove that the coupled fixed point ensured by Theorem 2 is in fact unique, like in Example 1, provided that: every pair of elements in X 2 has either a lower bound or an upper bound, which is known, see [9], to be equivalent to the following condition: for all Y = ( x, y ), Y ¯ = ( x ¯, y ¯ ) ∈ X 2 ∃ Z = ( z 1, z 2 ) ∈ X 2 that is comparable to Y and Y ¯. (2.12).
