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The forms of the costumes and their decorations were based on traditional Russian folk dress, though that dress was transformed and made uniquely of their epoch by the jagged influence of Cubism.

Such instances could not occur in the 6278 low-complexity trees that are made uniquely of orthologs, without paralogs, but may happen when analysing the 1011 trees of medium complexity containing only orthologs and in-paralogs and the 4675 trees of high complexity that contain in- and out-paralogs, as well as orthologs.

Indeed, this sort of "micro coordination" is a form of behavior made uniquely possible by those tiny S.M.S. ("short messaging service") bursts of text.

Filmmakers like Stanley Kubrick, Robert Altman, John Cassavettes, Martin Scorcese, Francis Coppola, Terrence Malick, Steven Spielberg and Bob Rafelson all flourished making uniquely powerful pieces of American cinema.

That his sculptures have two-dimensional qualities is a truth that this show makes uniquely apparent through the juxtaposition of objects and images.

We analyzed trees made up uniquely of orthologs (complexity 0), and trees containing only orthologs and in-paralogs (complexity 1).

As Anna Wintour put it in the documentary about Mr. Cunningham, "I've said many times, 'We all get dressed for Bill.'" Mr. Cunningham's position as a perennial outsider among a set of consummate insiders was part of what made him uniquely well suited to The Times.

However, the LGBT community is not uniquely made up of white, middle-class men.

Fluctuating but lower oil prices and the effects of continued sanctions have made Iran uniquely susceptible to financial pressure.

The hierarchical nature of Japanese society, many experts concluded, made it uniquely unsuited to democratic institutions.

My combination of academic knowledge, communication skills, and relevant industrial experience made me uniquely qualified.