Electrocardiogram (ECG) waveforms, for instance, have unique identity properties for human recognition, and their signals are not periodic.
And just year, for instance, a unique photo-sharing application called Viewfinder was acqui-hired by Square for their design and engineering talents.
It is then possible to pick out, in a principled way, a particular general extension (for instance, the unique least one, which is always guaranteed to exist) on which to base a notion of defeasible consequence.
Take, for instance, his unique vision of "cyberpunk," which eschews the familiar chrome and neon in favor of something else.
The owl, for instance, is unique in terms of the acoustical cues produced by the shape of the ears and in how these cues are utilized in behavioral sound source localization.
For instance, the unique isoprenoid ether lipids found in all archaeal membranes are best explained by their presence in LACA.
For instance, the unique insertion, IN4, provides a cleavage site for Asp-N endopeptidase metalloprotease, which has been detected in the skin mucosa of salmonids [ 15].
For instance, interface-unique Orthogroup profiles were similar between both interface transcriptomes, yet distinct from the above ground Orthogroup profiles of both interface transcriptomes.
The Bengali of Bangladesh, for instance, created many unique popular music genres, such as baul and marfati, that have remained without true equivalents outside the country.
A number of his observations from the time are disturbingly resonant now: for instance, that "his unique talent — being 'Trump' or, as he often referred to himself, 'the Trumpster,' looming ubiquitous by reducing himself to a persona — exempted him from introspection".
