Alex Neil did not want the extent of the achievement - the club's first away win over Celtic in the league since 1938 - to define it as a unique event when he is so confident of the players' abilities and the purpose of Hamilton's play bringing sustained progress this season.
The best way to define yourself as a unique artist is to create your own style within the medium that you have learned.
After 70 years in the heart of the city, the move to King's Cross will offer a 39,000-square-meter space, about 420,000 square feet, that Jane Rapley, the head of the college, defined as "a unique opportunity to re-imagine how we educate art, design and performance students of the future Central Saint Martins".
The conditions (7) are defined as a unique solution of Equation 1 on [ π 2, π ].
Therefore, the elastic modulus of CNF could be not defined as a unique characteristic value.
A conformer is then defined as a unique conformation represented as a set of integer numbers, one for each dihedral bond, identifying the bin.
Music identification technique relies on an audio fingerprint which is defined as a unique and compact digest characterizing and summarizing the perceptually relevant audio content.
Financials: The company talks about its financial model, which boils down to generating "$1 per user per year" and going from 25 million users at the end of 2009 to one billion in 2013, with a user being defined as a "unique individual having a conscious twitter experience in a given week".
The next step of our analysis is to show that, for every u ˆ ∈ A ad, θ ∈ [ 0, 1 ], and ε θ ∈ ( 0, 1 ), the quasi-adjoint state ψ ε θ, θ to y 0 ∈ W 0 1, p can be defined as a unique solution to the Dirichlet boundary value problem (6.5).
While the penthouse used to be a rarity and truly defined as a unique piece of real estate as the top floor apartment, many new buildings today boast a host of penthouses spanning multiple floors.
