"has uniqueness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something has certain qualities or characteristics that no other thing or person has. For example: "This painting has a certain uniqueness that makes it stand out from the other works in the gallery."
The SVD decomposes a matrix into a sum of rank-1 matrices and has uniqueness and orthonormality properties.
Remark 3.15 If f is Lipchitz continuous in the second variable u, then in Theorem 3.13, one has uniqueness of the solution by using the classical Banach contraction fixed-point theorem.
Apple is using a MSD strategy in addition to a WTMWB strategy because the iPhone has uniqueness built-in since Apple controls the platform.
In this paper we developed models to predict whether the population in a geographic area has uniqueness above the 5%and20%0% thresholds using data from the Canadian census.
Even if the items themselves are not unique, they have uniqueness because the distribution channel you are in has no competition nearby.
Retina-based identification and recognition systems have uniqueness and stability properties because pattern of retina's vessels is unique and stable.
Repeatable unnatural patterns have uniqueness within.
For some time periods, chapter numbers would disambiguate individual laws where more than one statute appears on a single page, although as we have seen, chapter numbers have uniqueness problems of their own.
Finally, a substantial part of this work is devoted to the uniqueness of symmetrizing measures for L. We characterize the cases, where we have uniqueness, by the irreducibility of the associated (classical) Dirichlet forms.
However, our patient had uniqueness of pure sensory aura.
"By combining that information with personal information and location information, we're trying to build you a new type of voice interface where you basically have uniqueness".
