The phrase "at uniqueness" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not fit standard English usage.
Example: "We need to focus on achieving uniqueness in our design."
Alternatives: "in terms of uniqueness" or "regarding uniqueness".
At the Media Lab, Joi tells us, we're really good at uniqueness and magic, and we're pretty good at impact, but I think it's an area where we can improve.
Actually, there is no waiting for the clothes; they're available for immediate delivery -- at uniqueness.it and at thecorner.com.
Actually, there is no waiting for the clothes; they're available for immediate delivery — at uniqueness.it and thecorner.com.
w -mers aim at uniqueness in a genome while k -mers aim at handling sequencing errors.
For the pop sociologists of the period after World War II, "crowd" was a scare word, an impersonal entity that would extinguish your personality, spew contempt at your uniqueness, disable the operation of your individual instincts and judgment.
In keeping with Mc Sherry's (2000 27) definition of spirituality as a "universal concept relevant to all individuals", students in the study revealed their surprise at the uniqueness of their colleague's interpretations.
Taking (n rightarrowinfty), we arrive at the uniqueness of B. This completes the proof.
The Designmuseo is home to a permanent collection entitled Finnish Form, which looks at the uniqueness of Finnish design since the late 19th century.
We can summarize this philosophical enquiry by saying that Crescas thinks that philosophy can prove the existence of a simple cause of the world, but it cannot arrive at the uniqueness God of the Bible.
Then we'll cover the "meat and potatoes" sections of the plan: the introduction to the concept, a discussion of management and organizational structure, and a look at the uniqueness of your product and its intellectual property.
On the contrary, if we think at the uniqueness proof that we gave in the Euclidean case, it seems that some sort of convexity should be the good assumption in order to prove uniqueness.
