Sentence examples for be regarded as unique from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Matthias Sindelar would have had followers in Austria had it not been for the second world war but even at the time his talents seemed to be regarded as unique.
Albertus must be regarded as unique in his time for having made accessible and available the Aristotelian knowledge of nature and for having enriched it by his own observations in all branches of the natural sciences.
Both volumes may be regarded as unique graduate text books.
According to the IHS Committee, side-locked pain should not be regarded as "unique" (together with mechanical precipitation procedures and posterior → anterior movement (probably not radiation!) of the pain).
Artistic manipulation of the work after printing raises ethical problems regarding replication and means that a print should be regarded as unique, and not as a replaceable 'consumer' product.
The Netherlands can be regarded as unique in the use of the CS for diabetes [ 17].
Her voice is regarded as unique as she changes a note very quickly such as her song: 'Figure 8'.
Finally, while traditional landscapes are regarded as unique, total-immersion spiritual experiences, Mr. Zhou's vistas are inspired by painted backdrops found in commercial photography studios in China today, some of which incorporate all-purpose classical motifs.
The sequences which aligned with only one location were regarded as unique tags and the expected potential markers.
Additionally, 'Orphan' promoters, terminators, di/tetra-nucleotide frequencies, and a high level of secondary structure conservation were regarded as unique features of sRNAs and implemented in the design of computational sRNA identification tools.
