Sentence examples for such as a unique from inspiring English sources
This algorithm has some interesting features such as a unique use of Kalman filtering at the receiver to estimate whether the congestion state at the bottleneck queue in the face of a channel capacity that is widely varying.
It includes a cold war missile command centre, a Victorian gin palace in Essex, and a climbable piece of modern sculpture, as well as some mid-century architectural gems such as a unique concrete house designed by Brian Housden for his own family in north London.
Our novel observation of disproportionate risk of PAD conferred by a history of childhood smoking may reflect an unrecognized biological mechanism such as a unique susceptibility to vascular injury or an unaccounted for covariate such as secondhand smoke exposure in childhood.
Morphological comparisons with selected Atlantic forest species reveal that R. rufescens displays a remarkably divergent set of character states, such as a unique molar design with diagonally projected cusps and an extremely reduced first digit of hindfoot with a nail instead of a claw, resembling an additional plantar pad.
Biometrics rely on something that a person is, such as a unique fingerprint or behavior pattern.
A principal is an identifying attribute (or a set thereof) of an authenticated subject, such as a unique key or a user account.
He believed that the Assembly gave the smaller countries such as Norway a "unique opportunity for speaking in the councils of the world".
Poetry shouldn't reveal the soul of a unique individual: there's no such thing as a unique individual.
However, we note here that there is no such thing as a unique model for kinesin motor motility.
Though lacking the biting irony of Tadeusz Borowski's Auschwitz stories, Sorstalanság differs from most accounts of Nazi concentration camps in its relentless objectivity, and as such is a unique achievement.
Unlike many health settings, palliative care includes family caregivers within the unit of care [ 17] and, as such, offers a unique opportunity to assess grief and bereavement [ 18].
