Precision medicine is one exceptional way in which American healthcare has focused more on individuals instead of providing broad, one-size-fits-all medical care.
There was one exceptional case in 2007 in which the Vbv model was superior to the MGR model for target earthquakes.
> -wrap-foot> There is one exceptional peptide in this class with a conventional SP-SDMA N terminus but of 1,234 aa in length.
To gain permission to live and work in the UK, a person usually has to be one of exceptional talent, looking to make a substantial (in excess of £1m) investment in the UK or only looking for temporary work.
This is going to be one lucky (and truly exceptional) baby.
Food writer and broadcaster Simon Hopkinson describes Molyneux as having "a very, very special approach to cookery, which is one of exceptional good taste, a natural understanding of ingredients and how they are best prepared, cooked, consumed and enjoyed".
Our moment, by contrast, is one of exceptional unpredictability and fluidity.
Apart from its interesting story and themes, Abu Rami crowdfunded on Aflamnah, the first crowdfunding site in the Arab world, and Haider herself is one talented, exceptional woman and filmmaker.
As Jacob Hardman, a senior finance major, who grew up in a predominantly white community, told me, "Howard was the first opportunity I had to not just be the one exceptional black person".
Instead the exhibition in London, which will go on to Los Angeles and San Francisco in 2015, will show that Turner's later years were ones of exceptional energy and rigour, despite the aches, pains and illnesses of old age that undoubtedly he had.
