For example, unique surface characteristics of rice leaves and butterfly wings combine the shark skin (antifouling) and lotus leaf (self-cleaning) effects, producing the so-called rice and butterfly wing effect.
For example, unique visitors to Fotolia have tripled in the last twelve months to 3.4 million worldwide, according to comScore.
For example, unique trace metal and isotope chemistry can be used as naturally occurring indicators, or fingerprints, of water rock interactions and fluid migration and mixing [5 7].
For example, unique visitors to the Web site grew to 1.12 million this past holiday season, compared with Beauty.com, which came in second with 1.05 million, according to Reston, Va.-based research firm PC Data.
It is, for example, unique for a president to publicly defend neo-Nazis; or oafishly endorse police brutality; or boast about sexual assault; or claim Mexican immigrants are rapists, drug mules and violent thugs.
For example, unique biological communities occur above and below drift ice on the sea surface in coastal areas in the Sea of Okhotsk off northern Hokkaido in winter.
For example, unique characters such as novel detoxification proteins (e.g. p450s) for plant compounds in phytophagous insects might rightly be considered saltational if they occur in a phylogenetic context that lacks such novelty.
For example, unique disease or pest pressures in one location could select for resistance that reduces fitness in other areas.
For example, unique risks to persons with preexisting disease or certain polymorphisms could be accounted for by including cells from such persons in the in vitro assays.
