These values do not change until the agent dies and the model is fully deterministic.4 Thus, a subcohort k of agents within its cohort is described uniquely by assigned values of ϕ,ω, and δ (see Section 4).
There were no characteristics or features that could be described as uniquely Jewish or Christian in late antiquity, Boyarin argues.
It's another part of Ruy Ohtake's work that can only be described as, well, uniquely Unique.
With less than a month to go before Christmas Day (where has this year gone?), the first week of December has certainly blustered in with what can only be described as a uniquely Baltic flourish.
Despite this great diversity, their structures can be described by parametric equations, making them uniquely suited for rational protein design.
The V-22's capabilities were described as "uniquely relevant", being able to fly faster and with greater payload while moving essential supplies to remote sites throughout the island archipelago.
All of the candidates were described, by their allies, as uniquely positioned to oppose the Trump administration.
Mr. Mulacek, who is described by acquaintances as a uniquely intense and driven businessman, bought the refinery and started the move.
By analogy with the membrane theory of thin shells, the deformation of the particulate lattice in the neighborhood of each atom is described in terms of a uniquely defined deformation gradient and companion local inner displacement.
Even having just the compound of ZIP code, gender, and date of birth has been described as being sufficient for uniquely identifying a large percentage of the population of the United States [ 4].
The Carnegie ran into its own storm in the summer with the award of its medal to Kevin Brooks's The Bunker Diary, a story of six people held captive in a cellar, which was described by one critic as "a uniquely sickening read".
