The French Republic is, in principle, blind to ethnic origin, and so the Roma are classed as gens du voyage, travelling people, and are uniquely allowed to carry identity cards with no fixed residence.
Similarly, "unbundled" banks won't go away overnight; there's still a lot of value in the intra-bank money transfer networks and the depository role that banks are uniquely allowed to play in the U.S. economy.
Not only does the Golden State have the 6th largest economy in the world and the nation's largest auto market, it is uniquely allowed to set its own GHG standards.
He added, "I believe that I would be uniquely qualified if allowed to serve".
I believe that I would be uniquely qualified if allowed to serve".
For fingerprint enumeration the bits in the fingerprint must be uniquely identifiable to allow to relationship between the bits and atoms and bonds on the query.
Small micromeres were fluorescently labeled, so they could be uniquely followed throughout gastrulation allowing a finer analysis of their behavior than if those cells were not specifically identified.
A human newborn's brain is uniquely impressionable, allowing social interactions and the environment to shape its development.
Compared with wholly organic receptors, these complexes are uniquely modular, allowing combinations of recognition elements to be assembled on a single rigid, three-dimensional scaffold with built-in sensing capability.
These were uniquely aligned, allowing no mismatches, to either the whole genome (gray, WG) or the coding sequences (blue, CDS) using Bowtie (Mortazavi et al., 2008 ) and the percentage of aligned reads were calculated for each window size.
He wasn't really allowed to be uniquely himself.
