Sentence examples for unique degree of from inspiring English sources
The philosophy of juche, usually translated as 'self-reliance', in practice denotes a unique degree of politically autistic behaviour.
Or did he truly believe that Trump, a man with no experience in national-security matters, possessed a unique degree of probity and judgment?
But ultimately the court has a unique degree of independence from the executive and legislative branches, that even in times of great difficulty it does not lightly give up".
In fact, Burns didn't invent the stanza, and the fact that it acquired his name suggests that literary history is registering the unique degree of identification, as well as the fact that Burns wrote a great many brilliant poems in the meter.
Miranda Carter (whose first book this is) acknowledges how much she is indebted to other books, particularly about the Cambridge spies, but she has had a unique degree of access to Blunt's papers, and has interviewed, and quotes tellingly from, scores of people who knew him well.
For the first time we have the richness of data, low cost of storing it, deep analysis tools and real-time technologies to enable us to interact with customers as individuals, creating a unique degree of communications relevance through the right message to the right customer at the right time in the right channel.
A total of 5 independent observables in SHG per detector and 3 observables in laser transmittance are experimentally allowed, corresponding to 13 unique degrees of freedom recovered at each pixel in each frame at video rate.
For he possessed in a unique degree the quality of complete honesty.
Since each of these 100 networks has a unique degree distribution, the value of the epidemic threshold varies.
For the experimental determination of the dynamic wind tunnel data, a new combined motion test capability was developed at the German Dutch Wind Tunnels DNW for their 3 m Low Speed Wind Tunnel NWB in Braunschweig, Germany, using a unique six degree-of-freedom test rig called 'Model Positioning Mechanism' (MPM) as an improved successor to the older systems.
Two dharma instances of the same type would fit into the web of causal conditions in exactly the same way, but would then be distinguished as individual instances on the grounds of their unique degrees and modes of causal efficacy.
