Sentence examples for its unique attributes from inspiring English sources

The new concept of clustering along with its unique attributes are derived mathematically.

First we review projective Fourier analysis of the conformal camera and point to its unique attributes for modeling physiological aspects of perception.

Murat Bicak, the business director for the product at Honeywell Specialty Materials, said, "We expect that its cost will run at a slight premium to common nitrate-based fertilizers based on its unique attributes, including safety and effectiveness".

Mr. Dennison could talk all day about its unique attributes — seats in canvas, not corduroy; the small air vent just aft of the engine cover; the size and shape of the bulge over those six Weber carbs.

Could its unique attributes be preserved in a way that could be scaled the next time the army was called upon to go to war? Could it focus its efforts on supporting Special Operations in Africa and other regions of tension?

For more on the yacht, its owner and its unique attributes watch this video, which takes you on board and gives you inside access to Deason's floating palace.

This type of structure not only inherits the characteristics of traditional concrete channel beams but also possesses its own unique attributes, such as advantageous mechanical performances, facilitating construction process, and low maintenance cost etc.

From the multi-billion dollar economy of Singapore, to Papua New Guinea, one of the least explored countries in the world where 1,000 cultural groups are thought to exist, to the very remote Niue, which is one of the world's largest coral islands – each small island developing state is endowed with its own unique attributes.

Each CKC has its own unique attributes, yet all share a belief that information technology can be a powerful means for community members to improve their livelihoods.

The recent experimental realization of 2D boron1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 (i.e., borophene) has spurred broad interest in its unique material attributes such as in-plane anisotropy9, massless Dirac fermions10, and seamless phase intermixing7.

Through drawing, photography, sculpture, installation, painting and web-based projects, the artists in Library Science explore the library through its unique forms, attributes and systems: from public stacks to private collections, from unique architectural spaces to the people who populate them, from traditional card catalogues to that ever-growing "cyber-library," the World Wide Web.