But it would appear that their dream of being uniquely GMO-free has been usurped by a uniqueness of another kind.
The encoding here has the virtue of being uniquely decipherable, but, to understand what makes it "impractical," consider the following strings: 011111111111111 and 01111111111111.
I confess, I was heartened to find that his average Verizon bill was identical, almost to the dollar, to mine, which I'd suspected of being uniquely inflated.
Ever since, America has been blessed or burdened, depending on your point of view, with this idea of Manifest Destiny, of being uniquely chosen by God to do his will.
In 2005 Wallace, invited to address a graduating class at Kenyon College, Ohio, told them that the purpose of education was to teach "how to keep you from going through your comfortable, prosperous, respectable, adult lives dead, unconscious, a slave to your... natural default setting of being uniquely, completely, imperiously alone".
And because the rules in question may not be pure, but involve other connectives, it may be necessary to speak of # being uniquely characterized (by the given rules) in terms of the other connectives involved, so that when the reduplicated system is considered, # is replaced by its duplicate, #′, say, while the other connectives remain as they are.
In many cancers, specific subpopulations of cells appear to be uniquely capable of initiating and maintaining tumors.
the sequence of complex numbers being uniquely fixed, denoting a multiplicative constant.
Of these, symptoms of anxiety were uniquely associated with social, but not automatic functions.
In total, an average of 4.77 GB of sequence was uniquely mapped to the genome.
The problem is, in an age of political apathy, the American system of primaries is uniquely vulnerable to ideological renegades.
