Markers presented in two or more maps can be referred to as shared, in contrast to unique markers presented in one map only.
However, confusingly, this preface also offers the counterview that, "[E]very society that is alive and whole, will have its own unique and distinct pattern language; and further, that every individual in such a society will have a unique language, shared in part, but which as a totality is unique to the mind of the person who has it.
"[E]very society that is alive and whole, will have its own unique and distinct pattern language; and further, that every individual in such a society will have a unique language, shared in part, but which as a totality is unique to the mind of the person who has it.
I will share in an attempt to live into my unique purpose in hopes it will perhaps help others to live into theirs.
"You will come as strangers to a distant land and part as a band of companions who have shared a unique experience in the country that has become Middle-earth".
We found that the guilt-averse subjects shared a unique activity pattern in the bilateral anterior insula, bilateral putamen, DMPFC, and left DLPFC (Fig. 4c).
In a tech-centric world, Moonfrye inspires families to be creative, to enjoy the process, and to share their memories in a unique way that bridges the gap between screen time and family time," said Soleil Moon Frye in a statement.
Flynn found that the medium enabled him to share his story in a unique way, in ways his story had not been told previously.
Although CFAs have varied causes and diverse treatment approaches, there is one feature that all individuals with CFAs have in common: they share a unique facial appearance which, unlike that in internal medical disorders that remain undiscovered by the public, exposes them to society [ 3, 5].
Since 19 proteins were shared in both datasets, overall 209 unique proteins were adopted from these two datasets.
