Sentence examples for inherent uniqueness from inspiring English sources
The process of "unearthing" each file's inherent uniqueness and then rendering it visible required the creation of several custom algorithms.
We assume that species and/or strain-specific features (as summarized in fig. 2 in terms of gene distribution) greatly contribute to the inherent uniqueness of bacterial strains at a phenotypic level and subsequently determine their ecological nature.
Both a species-specific primer set and dual fluorescent-labeled C. cayetanensis hybridization probe were designed using the inherent genetic uniqueness of the 18S ribosomal gene sequence of C. cayetanensis.
Therefore, we have to consider the inherent non-uniqueness of the methodology.
In this case, we can effectively exploit the inherent non-uniqueness of the H∞ solution to optimize for an additional criteria.
Thus, we need to choose these values carefully and we have to pay attention to possible range of errors due to inherent non-uniqueness of the inversion.
The inherent non-uniqueness of this inverse problem and the errors in the residual gravity data lead to the existence of equivalent solutions.
However, anomaly continuations over increasing distances above and below the bounding observation surfaces are increasingly limited due to data and modeling errors and the inherent non-uniqueness of continuation.
Existing research presents evidence on the complex and ambiguous nature of the studio, intensified due to the uniqueness inherent in design problems and the creative process.
Once given this social world that may be interpreted to signify the possible realm of action for all of us (as "all men find themselves among men"), in Ortega's view, the individual must discriminate between what constitutes the possibilities of the others men in general in the social world and what constitutes the possibilities inherent in the uniqueness of his own finite being.
Drawn to the fragile and melancholy quality of singers such as Tracey Thorn, FitzGerald says that he has always preferred the uniqueness inherent in imperfections.
