Graffiti is either the scourge of the city or part of what makes it unique, depending on your viewpoint.
There isn't a single water risk per company and each is different and unique depending on the specific watershed and local factors.
And so the travelers help one another, communicating the hints they have trained their senses to capture: the pitch of a screech when a train comes to a halt — unique depending on the line, some insist; the rustling of newspapers, windswept by an oncoming train; the wave of a hand, the nod of a head, a pull on the top of a baseball cap, like a third-base coach advising his player to steal.
Selection pressures on HIV can be unique depending on the immunogenetics of host populations.
Some of the resulting minimal sets are not unique, depending on the ANN architecture used in the training.
Seeing the wide range of available lipids and drug molecules, the operation conditions are unique depending upon the specific system.
Accordingly, LCA studies for a particular biofuel are also unique, depending on the specific research question or context of the study (goal and scope), the assumptions made (e.g., system boundaries, cut-off criteria, allocation of by-products) as well as the spatial and temporal characteristics of the processes assessed.
As seen in the original algorithm, the output is not unique, depending on the calculation order of pairs [ 9].
The situation is more complicated in cyclic graphs: the result of TR can become non-unique, depending on the order of edge removals.
Whereas network compression delivers always a unique result, the outcome of the network pruning step can be unique or non-unique, depending on network structure, input parameters, and protected functions and parts.
