In a Retrospective, Sydney Brenner remembered two-time Nobel Prize winner Frederick Sanger, calling him a "remarkable and unique scientist," noting that while both of his Nobel Prizes were in chemistry, the molecular biology community claims him "because the methods he developed for sequencing proteins and nucleic acids provide the basis for much of what we do today".
Phyllis was a remarkable and unique woman who will be missed.
"The ability to vibrate and make sounds is pretty remarkable and unique to this part of the body".
In a league where most managers last a year or two, Ferguson's twenty-seven-year tenure was remarkable and unique.
You might have forgiven its anodyne sound a few years back, when a mainstream US pop album packed full of Bush-baiting songs would have seemed remarkable and unique.
"The seminar, held each Monday night on the 14th floor of the grand Moscow University building, was a remarkable and unique phenomenon," said Prof. Edward Frenkel, who teaches mathematics at the University of California at Berkeley.
Boyhood has done well with five nominations, and perhaps that is reasonably what could have been expected, and for passionate partisan fans of this film (like me) no amount of nominations will be enough for this remarkable, and unique film, which is a kind of time-lapse drama, shot over 12 years, showing a boy growing up.
And the Nobel committee less perverse in ignoring [one of] the dominant artistic figures of our century.... Yet another remarkable and unique aspect of Dylan's art is his willingness to keep performing it and continually re-interpreting it for anybody who shows up.
"But a perfect film print projected is something that is remarkable and unique".
Fred Sanger was a remarkable and unique scientist, and with his passing on 19 November 2013 we have lost one of the founders of molecular biology.
