In South Dakota, a court case brought by Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota against Gov. Mike Rounds of South Dakota challenged a state law requiring doctors to tell pregnant women that the embryo or fetus was a distinct, unique human being and that abortion terminated a life.
As these devices are commoditized — everyone having a shiny surface, running more or less the same apps, doing more or less the same things — we provide a distinct, unique, efficient, and WYTIWYG (i.e., no disambiguation or autocorrection needed!) full text input technology edge to differentiate one company's device from all others".
In addition, StarCrafts pioneering use of three distinct, unique and balanced races over two equal sides was praised by critics, with GameSpot commenting that this helped the game to "avoid the problem that has plagued every other game in the genre".
Finally, we obtained a total of 1,650-2,000 distinct unique transcripts in each of the three accessions.
PAHM4 and PA7 are missing the CupA cluster and have distinct unique alleles for CupB and CupC (Table 7).
Thus, the EORTC-QLQ C30 and the QLI provide distinct, unique, and complementary insights into different aspects of each patient's quality of life [ 34].
After obtaining the list of distinct communities, unique function of the R language is applied to retrieve the unique neighbors; later, the length method of the R language is used to determine the number of unique neighboring communities.
They say: "Many Western Australian government departments have adopted names and logos to give them a distinct and unique character.
Computer science offers a useful term of art: namespace -- a territory within which all names are distinct and unique; no fuzziness allowed.
This tone you, the reader, will identify not so much by a name, the name of the author, as by a distinct and unique human quality.
