Sentence examples for means a unique from inspiring English sources

In China's case, this means a unique form of state capitalism that still retains many of the authoritarian practices common to both the feudal and communist stages of its history.

This means, a unique practical optimum just-in-time system that considers system's limitations and its dynamic behavior must be designed.

Therefore, the growing number of countries that want to celebrate security agreements with the United States, according to Shapiro (2012), means a unique strategic opportunity for the country to continue in the international centrality on security and military issues.

The particular moment in time she encounters the artwork means a unique color palette and combination of animations," says Higa Fox.

Michael Jackson may have been an extreme case – in this and all other matters – but the recent deaths of the actors Heath Ledger and Brittany Murphy confirm that his was by no means a unique case.

"Widow succession" is by no means a unique phenomenon to the United States.

In an important sense, they are no longer places, if by place we mean a unique location, but rather they are fungible — exchangeable on the global market for others that consumer demand deems to have a similar value.

By characterizing property Steiner means "a property unique to a given entity or structure within a family or domain of such entities or structures", where the notion of family is taken as undefined.

It means that a unique culture, in art and music and theater and writing, can survive in this country, survive in the face of a powerful culture pouring over our border every day".

"There is no good place to be poor but being poor in the suburbs means facing a unique set of challenges," notes the Brookings report "Confronting Suburban Poverty in America".

This means assigning a unique index vector to each "node" in the ICD-10 taxonomy, as illustrated in Figure 5.