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Comparative analysis of location-centric techniques is carried out for both urban and highway environments individually based on some unique and common characteristics of the environments.

Building a better security system than passwords requires one of two approaches: a token-based system that requires a card or physical "token" to unlock the system; or a biometric system, based on some unique physical characteristic of the human body.

More recently, kinetoplastids, such as T. brucei, were proposed to be the most ancient eukaryotes based on some unique features of their mitochondria, particularly mitochondrial protein import (Cavalier-Smith 2010).

"Special education classes are always based on students' unique needs and individualized education plans.

They quickly realized that the rapid growth and massive size of the Indian IT industry was based on some factors unique to India.

Since elementary mode decompositions are not unique [ 23], the principal advantage of these previous approaches in comparison to ours is that they are capable of selecting a particular unique decomposition based on some criterion (typically the minimization of the Euclidean norm of the weight vector), while our approach simply generates a valid decomposition among all possibilities.

Although A. mormo langei was described based on its unique phenotype [ 43], some individuals from populations in central California have been discovered with similar phenotypic characters, including orange scaling over the forewing discal cell spot and hindwing basal spots as well as orange scaling medially on the hindwing (characters FE1, HI2, and HG1 [Figure  5, Additional file 1: Table S2]).

Interestingly, some DMEs were suggested to act as tumor-suppressor or housekeeper based on their unique DNA methylation features.

"I think this is a fairly unique transaction based on a fairly unique theory," said Mark Powell, an antitrust lawyer in Brussels at White & Case.

The new system is based on a unique sonar concept called twin inverted pulse sonar (TWIPS).

Sometimes, Mr. Clinton argues, a pardon may be granted based on undefined "unique circumstances".