On the other hand, if the district is considered a true constituency, in the sense that it has unique interests that can be geographically and, as a result, socially defined, districting should not be arbitrary.
So the exploration of these kinds of equations has unique interests and meanings, which are referred to [1 9].
They work together on nearly all their research projects, but each has unique interests: Atul studies how herpes viruses such as cytomegalovirus cause disease in immunocompromised people, and Deepali studies how transplant patients respond to vaccines.
Each had unique interests and favourite toys such as a ball or a scooter but all four were sweet and friendly and loved toddlers.
"The states have always been recognized as having unique interests in regulating alcohol," said Randy M. Mastro, a partner in the law firm of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, and one of the lead lawyers defending the New York law.
The founder explains there's a lot of potential in developing a better product that's more personalized to its end users, who have unique interests when it comes to their style, in addition to variances in the sizes of clothes they wear or different brand preferences.
Listen to the people you talk with, and if they have unique interests, learn more about them.
DNA has unique features that extend our interest into areas of chemistry, physics, material science, and engineering.
According to Phelps et al. [ 28], individuals with autism have unique characteristics, interests, and deficits, and their family systems are distinctive.
Israel, of course, has a unique interest in Egypt.
