Sentence examples for of a unique approach from inspiring English sources

But I'm here to make the case for Janâček's work (one of his final masterpieces, premiered in 1926, two years before his death) as the product of a unique approach to symphonic form, for the 1920s – or indeed for any other time.

Presented here is a research investigation of a unique approach to the preparation of biomimetic membranes.

This article reviews the design rationale, excellent clinical history, and straightforward surgical technique of a unique approach to patellofemoral arthroplasty that incorporates a customized trochlear prosthesis designed to fit the individual patient's patellofemoral groove.

This paper describes the development and initial assessment of a unique approach for classifying voluntary coughs from normal subjects and subjects with lung disorders using features extracted from the cough sound and airflow signals.

For example, "pre-clinical phase" and phases I and II may be part of a unique approach that includes the study and understanding of the problem and context, the construction of models of intervention and the feasibility of assessment [ 32].

The PCR-Select™ cDNA subtraction method is based on a unique approach of selective amplification of differentially expressed sequences [ 5, 34] and requires a series of quality-assessment steps before the final subtraction stage.

I thought my status as an outsider would give me a fresh set of eyes, a unique approach to problem solving.

MikMak launched back in May of 2015 with a unique approach to the intersection of e-commerce and advertising.

The carbon isotopic composition of an organism mainly reflects its dietary signature (DeNiro and Epstein 1978), and coordinated isotopic measurements of organisms provide a unique approach to describing the dietary habits of animals, a macroscale ecological phenomenon.

For the sake of analytical solution, a unique approach is employed to decouple the equations of system.

Each of these is a unique approach to surpassing the problems associated with a lack of congruity in language and meaning across scientific databases.