Sentence examples for no unique route from inspiring English sources

It is well known that plasticity goes beyond synapses, and it is sometimes even a neuron-wide phenomenon [29], and that there is no unique route to regulating the sliding threshold of the BCM rule [10, 30].

I will wallow in the "vast, vague, awful, shimmering metaphysical superstructure that makes the hangover a (fortunately) unique route to self-knowledge and self-realization".

Kingsley dismisses the run-of-the-mill cures that you can find in any newspaper, since they omit 'all that vast, vague, awful, shimmering metaphysical superstructure that makes a hangover a [fortunately] unique route to self-knowledge and self-realisation'.

Robinson's trials may well have shaved years off his life; he died at 53. Venus and Serena Williams have been celebrated as dominant forces in women's tennis who took a unique route to the top.

Family Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast, Cornwall 15 miles, sustrans.org.uk Riding through a landscape connects cyclists with more than the trail – on this unique route through Cornish mining communities you'll pass by a remarkable collection of historic buildings as you follow the route copper was transported from Portreath to Devoran.

DE offers advantages over the conventional SK method and thus a unique route to the fabrication of unpredicted nanostructures.

Our findings provide a novel and unique route to explore high-performance noble-metal-free HER electrocatalysts.

There are currently two expeditions climbing the lucrative post-search mountain from different sides, each plotting their own unique route to the top.

Hence, it offers a unique route toward miniaturization of sensors while maintaining their functionality and opens up a new horizon for sensor design.

The presented design offers flexibility for investigation of electromagnetic properties of chiral metamaterials in the terahertz regime and thus leads to a unique route to terahertz device applications.

Consequently, the recycling strategy of spoilt tofu food waste could provide a unique route to low-cost production of high-performance Li-ion batteries.