On the one hand, Galton published papers on the uniqueness of fingerprints or the inheritability of sweet-pea characteristics that would stand up to scrutiny in modern journals.
The accuracy and sensitivity of the measurement for any one gene or EST depends on the uniqueness and the binding properties of the probes.
… It's sad that even the Guardian's review does nothing to shed light on the uniqueness of Dark Side.
The Pope was failing, and Ratzinger had already delivered his own position paper on the uniqueness of Catholic salvation.
Parents and students often remark that church schools tend to place great value on the uniqueness of each and every person in the school community.
VATICAN: CATHOLICISM'S ROLE -- The Vatican issued a strong statement seeking to affirm and "clarify" Roman Catholic teaching on the uniqueness of Christianity and the Catholic Church.
The value of this sedulous accumulation was presumably intended to rest on the uniqueness of Gilmore's rejection of penal liberalism, but Gilmore has ceased to be unique.
Despite filling nearly a third of her cabinet with women, she has never overtly campaigned for equality or focused on the uniqueness of her position.
The technology relies on the uniqueness of an individual's PQRST pattern: the five peaks and troughs that appear in an electrocardiograms (ECG).
Worse, Mr. Ford argues, proponents of diversity, to shore up their position, have been forced to emphasize racial differences and insist on the uniqueness of ethnic cultures, thereby undermining the inclusionary spirit of the traditional civil rights movement.
In this sense, the company could argue that Zynga has infringed a dramatic work, rather than a single still image, which could lead to a copyright claim – but again, it would depend on the uniqueness of the sequence in question.
