Sentence examples for technically unique from inspiring English sources
In principle, smart disclosure could solve this problem if manufacturers were required to identify which products are equivalent, but in practice any such rule can be evaded by making inexpensive cosmetic changes to the models sold to large retailers, rendering the new versions technically unique.
Now, is 170 technically unique?
I think this is what makes the project artistically and technically unique.
Rationales for this include concern that these probes will not behave technically like unique sequence probes (i.e., they will be a source of non-specific high signal) and that they will fail to provide desired information reflective of a specific gene or genomic locus.
And, even better, all of these theme entries are unique (technically speaking, A ROOM WITH A VIEW was used once before, before Will Shortz's editorial stint).
Technically, the other unique sequence variants found in an individual are not classed as polymorphisms as they are less frequent than 1% of the population.
In the limit of 'complete' data measured for all possible source and detector combinations over a closed surface, the inverse problem technically has a unique solution.
Intraoperative two-dimensional echocardiography is technically challenging, given the unique geometry of the right ventricle (RV).
The US industry, with high technology skills, provides relevant cutting-edge designs, tools, and processes to help solve unique and technically challenging problems associated with fusion energy development.
Resistance Battle Mage (Magician - unlike anything, uses Staff) Wild Hunter (Archer - Crossbowman, but mounted) Mechanic (Pirate - Gunslinger technically, very unlike Pirates, unique, mounted) Demon (Warrior - comes in 2 paths: Demon Slayer and Demon Avenger. Demon Slayers use HP and DP for attacks, and use 1 handed axes and maces. Demon Avengers uses a special sword and HP consuming moves).
This process technically creates new molecules with unique chemical compositions.
