Sentence examples for has a unique form from inspiring English sources
At one point on Saturday night the Guardian was forced to issue a statement denying that the Qataris own the paper: "It is well documented that the Guardian has a unique form of media ownership in the UK.
In fact, the Guardian has a unique form of media ownership in The Scott Trust, a limited company and the sole shareholder in Guardian Media Group, whose core business is Guardian News & Media and whose purpose is to provide financial support for the development of GNM's journalism.
The human vocal tract, for example, has a unique form and function that endows us with the ability to speak, but also increases our risk of choking.
The city is besides hosting what has been recognized as the "culinary art Oscar" i.e. the "Bocuse d'Or" (Cooke 2011) and has a unique form of collaboration between the chefs (via the Association des Toques Blanches Lyonnaises).
It has more specific advantages than the usual BEM, for instance, it has a unique form of boundary integral equation, remains the unchanged energy functional, holds very good numerical stability, adopts the same variation principle as the finite element method (FEM), can couple with FEM and we need not calculate a great many singular integrations in practice.
Best Selling Author, Fiona has over 20 years' experience in the field of Personal Development, Fiona has an unique form of therapeutic skills that she makes available to all her clients.
Cymbals are indigenous to Asia; ancient Assyria had a unique form, funnel-shaped with long necks serving as handles.
The concept and philosophy of the movement has become known as "seasteading", with the floating communities having a unique form of government, independent of the host nation.
Seahorses have a unique form of reproduction in that it is the male that gets pregnant after the female inserts eggs in his brood pouch, where they implant and mature into juveniles.
She recalled a story shared by the instructor of the Babemba tribe in Africa, who have a unique form of rehabilitation for those who violate social norms: The whole village stops their work, puts the perpetrator in the middle of the group, creates a circle around him, and then tells him what is good and loveable about him until he remembers his own goodness.
By contrast, work on its postcranial skeleton has suggested that it may have had a unique form of locomotion on land.
