Of course, a john does attract a partner, with dollars -- in which they're hardly unique, even if uniquely explicit.
As a result, the idea of human "consciousness", if uniquely human, should perhaps account for the (using ideas from the Japanese aesthetic, "Wabi-Sabi) imperfections and transience of human mental faculties.
Here, the reactions are partitioned into independent and dependent subsets such that the dependent IFs can be uniquely determined from the independent IFs.
Obtained from a large collection of maize samples (∼20,000 lines), approximately 66% of the unique reads mapped to unique positions in the reference genome; if mapped uniquely, then 80% of the 64 base pair reads carried at least one polymorphic site among all varieties.
Independently, if not uniquely, as he notes, Venter developed a clever shortcut for identifying genes out of long stretches of DNA.
The leading GOP candidate keeps brandishing the title "historian" as if this uniquely qualifies him to hold forth with authority about the American political system.
In effect, if you uniquely consider univariate, classical calibration or tried to optimize an analytical protocol by the one-factor-at-a-time approach, you should be aware that you are using suboptimal, unefficient and troublesome approaches.
No wonder writers in this long tradition can sometimes feel that we've been conscripted for work that, though it may rip up a portion -- or much -- of our lives, is of imperative, if not uniquely redemptive, importance.
Throughout the campaign, he had told his audiences that if Trump — "uniquely unqualified" and "temperamentally unfit" to be Commander-in-Chief — were to win, eight years of accomplishment would go out the window.
He looks like a Norfolk one, Aggs, wouldn't you say?" Bill Peek raised his eyes to the encampment on the hill, pretending to follow with great interest those dozen circling, diving craft, as if he, uniquely, as the child of personnel, had nothing to fear from them.
