Bicycle Wheel (1913 -and 1913 -and(1917), the inFountainrinal-both immediately resonate as Marcel Duchamp and DEC.29, 1917, metheulously painfamous white on red, is instantly recognizable as uniquely one of On Kawara's Today series paintings.
The environment in the Patel house was, also quite uniquely, one of morals but not religion, something unheard of in those days.
"Nothing is personal, in the sense that it is uniquely one's own.
Uniquely, one end of the stadium is completely open, giving a view of the city's dique (small lake) and, at night, the twinkling lights of the favelas.
She is beautiful, superlative and uniquely one of a kind.
Uniquely, one cohesin-containing protein also contains two family 2 CBMs, interspacing its type-I cohesins (ScaM, [ZP_09463433]).
Despairing of rising unemployment and frustrated by the most unpopular government of the post-war era, it was not only a peculiarly unsettling record, but a uniquely prescient one.
At its core, Diaspora* is a new community, a uniquely free one, based on a positive vision of how we can all experience community online.
HRTFs not only vary with sound source locations (elevations and azimuths) and frequencies but also depend on external physiological structures uniquely from one listener to another.
But the case is a uniquely Russian one – a tale of greed, political manipulation and deceit in the murky years of Boris Yeltsin's presidency.
