Future pedogeomorphological modelers therefore need to take into account the unique spatial extent and behavior of individual soil attributes to determine optimal spatial resolutions of DEM.
America's labour market may be unique in the extent of its middle-class troubles, but not in their existence.
What makes Google unique is the extent to which it has, oblivious to the consequences, made a business out of commercialising the organisation of knowledge.
Considered as a healing practice — or a "tuning of mind and body" — Oliveros's "Sonic Meditations" are, to an extent, unique in the history of musical experimentalism.
"However, the current recession and weak recovery are unique in the extent to which workers with substantial education are also economic victims".
Every sport has its rules and regulations, but the N.B.A. — with its soft salary cap and myriad exceptions — is unique in the extent to which those rules drive daily decisions.
Smith has it, too, but he still considers his old friend to be unique in the extent of his determination, his ambition and his ability to keep striving for greatness.
The proposed changes would mean windfalls for some and deep cuts for others: London councils fear they could lose £400m, mainly to northern boroughs.Though many countries' governments give bigger subventions to poorer regions, Britain is unique in the extent to which such grants are fine-tuned to allow for local variations in social, economic and geographic conditions.
A few days later Mr Jobs called a reporter at the New York Times to explain that his condition was not life-threatening, but he did so "off the record", so no details are public even now.Mr Jobs is arguably unique in the extent to which his identity and fate are intertwined with those of his company.
The disambiguation of the rare names tells us that they indeed represent to a large extent unique researchers.
