The potential this represents for customized products includes not only making many more unique items, but also doing so with production equipment that is small, affordable and easily distributed.
The total of 108 reaction templates that were encoded for the automatic generation of the hexadiene mechanism cover the same reactions as the 16 major templates and some of the more unique templates, but fail to describe around 700 templates in the rest group.
"Sometimes my frustration comes when I would like to bring something to the table that is more unique," she said, "but the band, in the context of the band, has no room for that".
The number of CALs returned depends on the key size as well as the complexity and repetiveness of the target genome, with longer key sizes making the lookup more unique (on average) but generating fewer lookups resulting in reduced sensitivity (Figure 2).
Some will even insist that their own language is "more unique" than any other; but there is no known way of measuring uniqueness, and in any case this claim has been made about too many languages to be taken seriously.
Indeed, Mr. Carr's point — no matter how ambiguous the result, the titles bestowed by the press afterward are usually unambiguous — was highlighted after Mr. Romney's romp in New Hampshire, where he was given a longer but more unique title: the first non-incumbent Republican to win both Iowa and New Hampshire.
That month, BoingBoing had more unique visitors (2 million), but fewer pageviews (3.7 million).
But more unique is her activism, which gives voice to the basic human rights that are violated when individuals and corporations introduce carcinogenic chemicals into our environment, to be unwittingly consumed through water, air, food, and manufactured products by entire populations of people.
Cloning of rpb2 yielded many more unique haplotypes than species but did not appear to comprise multiple loci predating the origin of Xanthorrhoea because the genus was monophyletic.
