New materials and products will all be built uniquely to a specification from the internet and on demand by a machine run by a sophisticated, trained operator.
For example, to capture the spirit that likely drove the success of their clients, who are often first- and second-generation wealth creators, Denver-based First Western Trust Bank builds uniquely finished locations that reflect a certain ethos.
The present study builds uniquely upon previous research by examining different facets of infant development in the context of regulatory disorders in a group of younger children raised in high-risk families up to the age of 12 months.
But the backers of the World Product Centre, as the tower would be called, say that the prospects for their project — estimated to cost $500 million to $1 billion to build — are uniquely auspicious because the health care industry has proven in the past to be countercyclical and recession-proof, since people always get sick.
Columbia Business School has built a uniquely strong group of research psychologists.
It built a uniquely flexible and responsive supply chain for the American firm.
First, RNA-Seq clusters are built from uniquely mapping reads, using either genomic mappings, junctions maps or split reads.
"By observing in snapshots covering more than a dozen years, we are able to build up a uniquely useful view of M31," said co-author Michael Garcia, also of CfA.
2. Memoirs of An Anti-Semite by Gregor von Rezzori The five stories that make up this "novel" neither overlap, quite, nor share a protagonist, quite, but together build into a uniquely rich evocation of central Europe in the twilight years of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
He was strongly influenced by the Western genre John Ford and Howard Hawks but used it as a template to riff off to build his own uniquely fantastical tales (the character Jack Burton is John Wayne in a Carpenter universe).
