Sentence examples for in a unique one from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we unify such different conditions in a unique one.

Some CRMCs contain the same combination of Umotifs, thus we merged them in a unique one, resulting in 746 CRMCs.

In this first study, the main chromatographic parameters as efficiency, capacity factor, asymmetry and resolution were evaluated in a unique one-to-one comparison between a 120 ml bed-volume and 6 cm bed length radial chromatography mini-process column against a 50 mm diameter, 6 cm bed height and 120 ml bed-volume axial chromatography column.

In a unique one-to-one session, J8 participants will explain to the G8 leaders how they envisage a future world.

The inter-dependent relationship between nurses and doctors in LTCFs is a unique one, as most doctors are not on-site.

This led us to conclude that retroposition is at least as important in mouse as in human and to speculate that the rapid emergence of young retrogenes might be a common phenomenon in mammals, rather than a unique one in human.

Dona Onete's story, making music all her life but only discovered in the 1970s, is a unique one.

Her role in the arts is a unique one, because she combines the skills of a trained singer with the resources of a considerable fortune.

American presidential hopeful Barack Obama is obsessed with change, and his jaunt around Europe will stick in the mind as a unique one for some time to come.

"I'm sure this group of players will relish being part of not only a huge tournament in this country, but a unique one competing together and representing the UK".

This is a unique one in which the surfactant concentration in CO2 after splitting between phases during injection should be lower than its maximum solubility (Ren et al. 2014).