What makes the Great Lakes — which contain 21percentt of the earth's surface freshwater — unique, Egan argues, is also what makes them uniquely vulnerable.
The unique lipid composition of viral membranes may render them uniquely sensitive to CLR01.
Combined with the reticence of those closest to them, this makes them uniquely voiceless and vulnerable.
Despite this great diversity, their structures can be described by parametric equations, making them uniquely suited for rational protein design.
Thus, there is no need for a parametric study of these decay parameters since the new constraints fix them uniquely.
"That's a common thread with all my bands, taking rock and jazz structures and making them uniquely their own".
When these in turn decay, they do so in a way that, Dr Hicks says, identifies them uniquely.
Firms may acquire monopoly power by establishing an infrastructure that renders them uniquely suited to serve their customers.
The ongoing digitalization, virtualization, and "network-ification" of business processes renders them uniquely suitable to be platformed.
The headteacher from Barrowford school in Nelson, near Burnley, told children that the people who created their tests didn't know each of them uniquely, as teachers do.
"I've seen different players came and go – some of them uniquely gifted, like Jason Robinson," said the outside-half, who starts alongside Tuilagi in midfield.
