Sentence examples for that would uniquely from inspiring English sources

The Bertillon system, or bertillonage, as it became known (or anthropometry, or signaletics), consisted of a series of measurements that would uniquely identify an individual.

Finally, we provide an estimate on the minimum number of moments necessary to obtain statistical significant data that would uniquely determine the dynamics of the underlying stochastic chemical kinetic system.

The compact and ordered structure of the spiral facet is also enticing for deriving from it a kind of a signature or a "faceprint" that would uniquely define a facial surface instance.

Meyerson said the group is considering a short digital tag that would uniquely identify data sets and provide basic details on the information it represents as well as conditions of access and use.

To simplify the argument, assume for a moment that f vanishes on ∂ M. Then ξ i f ^ i j = 0. Therefore, combining this with (111), we need to choose N = n ( n - 1 ) / 2 vectors θ , perpendicular to ξ, that would uniquely determine the tensor f ^ on the plane perpendicular to ξ.

He must have known this would be the collection that would uniquely represent him.

Switzerland-based Xstrata countered by saying that it was "surprised that the Anglo American board has not seen fit to engage with Xstrata to discuss our proposal in view of the substantial value for both companies' shareholders that would arise uniquely from a merger of the two companies".

Payne spoke with The Creators Project about developing the series: "My inspiration came from two places: First, I wanted to develop my own visual language that would be uniquely mine, and second, I was inspired by the story of a teratoma [a tumor containing several different body tissues] that was surgically removed from my sister-in-law.

We did this because we only wanted read-pairs that would align uniquely to the genome in order to be confident that the inferences made from our paired-end data were correct.

At this point, the supernaturalist could usefully step back and reflect on what it might be about God that would make Him uniquely able to confer meaning in life, perhaps as follows from the perfect being theological tradition.

A slightly more sophisticated method using only uniquely mapping reads adjusts exon coverage by the fraction of exon positions that would give rise to uniquely mapping reads (Morin et al., 2008).