Sentence examples for have a unique form from inspiring English sources

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.

Ciliates have a unique form of genomic information.

WS cells have a unique form of genomic instability known as variegated translocation mosaicism, characterized by extensive deletions and rearrangements [ 29].

When discussing the origin of flagella I pointed out that the root cannot lie within Spirochaetae, or within Sphingobacteria, which have a unique form of gliding motility not related to flagella.

Cymbals are indigenous to Asia; ancient Assyria had a unique form, funnel-shaped with long necks serving as handles.

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.

By contrast, work on its postcranial skeleton has suggested that it may have had a unique form of locomotion on land.

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.

It has a markedly horizontal emphasis, caused by the triforium having a unique form, a series of identical narrow openings, lacking the usual definition of the bays.