"fully unique" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is completely one-of-a-kind or completely different from anything else. Example: The house had a fully unique design, with a mix of traditional and modern architecture.
As a result, more online art companies are attempting to satisfy the demand by focusing on original, fully unique pieces.
"I want to push the boundaries between digital and physical art by meticulously planning the juxtapositions of materials and light," Pulecio writes, "creating a fully unique muti-techinique experience where the viewers can't grasp how the physical object is made".
Until women are respected as fully human and fully unique, we will continue to be placed on pedestals and in boxes that define us by our gender and determine our destinies.
Hence, SetupX/BinBase database requests enable querying which unique substances were experimentally determined in two different subspecies and which metabolites were fully unique in a specific taxonomy kingdom.
Although the gene sets for each strain are not fully unique, their observed intersections are no greater than would occur by the random distribution of independent variables.
Becoming more fully the unique individual you have the potential to be is worth the effort.
Do our choices represent the things that really matter to us? Are we the fully differentiated, unique beings we were born with the potential to be?
However, they are not specifically tailored for dementia populations and thus may not fully capture unique and important aspects of dementia patients' experiences.
With recent efforts to fully characterize unique PDX lines by molecular subtyping and mutation analysis, we are well poised to initiate studies that can identify subsets of patients that will potentially respond to novel cancer therapies, thus bringing us several steps closer to personalized medicine.
Chief among these values was respect for the uniqueness of each personality, which can develop fully and remain unique only within a democratic ethos.
The European commission doesn't fully understand the unique circumstances that exist when it comes to music.
