Plasmonic nanostructures recently emerged as a promising alternative to conventionally used photosensitizers (e.g., organic dyes) that complement semiconductors as they can uniquely harness the energy of visible photons through the excitation of the localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR).
Figure out who your market is today, tomorrow, next month, and set goals for user acquisition so that you can tweak your product and tailor your messages to those very people, as they'll uniquely connect to your story, and also share it differently among their peers, as it traverses across the bell curve.
In order to better understand the mitochondrial changes that occur with age in the brain we focused on synaptic mitochondria, as they are uniquely positioned to suffer the effects of mitochondrial abnormalities with potentially critical impact on crucial brain functions.
They proposed the need to "live in place" within one's bioregion by "following the necessities and pleasures of life as they are uniquely presented by a particular site, and evolving ways to ensure long-term occupancy of that site" [ 38].
In order to engage girls socially and prepare them economically requires a higher level of effort and investment that prepares them to face the social, health and violence risks, as well as the economic challenges, that they uniquely face.
But I never before thought about the way they keep each other as well; they will be uniquely able to bear witness and reconstruct for each other the world I am bringing them up in together.
The anticipation expressed by fans in the comments as they waited indicates a uniquely invested readership, another intrinsic quality of queer comics, according to Galvan.
On the contrary, we need them to do exactly what they are already doing – as artists, they are uniquely qualified to look at the chaos of the world and create a sense of perspective and hope.
"As such, they were uniquely positioned to manipulate the market," he said.
The negotiations over the deal were uniquely successful, as they included not just industry and environmental groups, but because the BC government dealt directly with the 26 First Nations groups who live in the massive forest — treating the Indigenous nations as autonomous governments.
