Sentence examples for systems uniquely from inspiring English sources
The Andean region was once rich and produced high civilizations because, over millennia, its people developed an agriculture, technologies, and social systems uniquely adapted to the very specialized if not unique ecologic conditions in which they lived.
The proposed systems uniquely suit various submersible and harsh environment applications.
Mangroves are non-linear, non-equilibrium systems uniquely adapted to a highly dynamic boundary where shorelines are continually evolving and sea-level ever changing, and rarely conform to classical concepts of forest development and succession.
In Kochen's words: "Just as the state of a composite system does not determine states of its components, conversely, the states of the… correlated systems do not determine the state of the composite system We thus resolve the measurement problem by cutting the Gordian knot tying the states of component systems uniquely to the state of the combined system".
Provided are p-values for each category, with systems uniquely regulated shown below.
Most acochlidians live interstitially in marine sands, while some have conquered limnic systems (uniquely within opisthobranch gastropods).
Although he developed no philosophical system uniquely his own but, rather, assembled a system from the works of others, he managed to change the emphasis in French philosophy from Materialism to Idealism.
Defenders of a federal backstop say this leaves the American system uniquely vulnerable during a crisis, when investors will refuse to buy any MBS that lacks a government guarantee.
Variable permanent function in the form of multinomial represents the watershed system uniquely and completely by an index value.
For (16) to be a compatible system, uniquely determined, it is necessary and sufficient to insert K = M redundant symbols.
The ULL system uniquely allows knowledge to be shared and disseminated amongst all users of the system but remains attached to the context or environment itself.
