Extended families of arrays provide unique owner identification for more users, or encrypt a more diverse information payload.
A strand of hair at a crime scene, or clinging to human remains unearthed by archaeologists, could hold new promise as a means to identify its unique owner and unravel mysteries sealed by the passage of time.
Where an author may end up with several author identifiers on different systems, we provide an equivalencing mechanism, making all of them synonymous, tracing back different author identifiers to its unique owner.
PartnerUp has more than 100,000 active members, and more than 300,000 unique business owners and entrepreneurs come to the site every month, according to Steve Nielsen, its president.
What is unique for owners of co-ops and condos is that they can include in their basis their proportionate amount of the money spent for buildingwide capital improvements, though there are some stipulations.
Meanwhile, according to figures compiled by Consumers Union, the Consumer Federation of America and the Free Press, the number of unique U.S. newspaper owners has plunged by two-thirds since 1975, while the number of radio station owners has tumbled by a third since 1996.
Steinbrenner is unique among baseball owners.
Wirth's agony was compounded by the fact that he is unique among team owners in that he also designs the car.
On Tuesday, it plans to introduce an iPhone app that addresses what its founders say are worries unique to iPhone owners.
The buyout offers certainly are not unique to black owners, and consolidation is even a running theme in "Six Feet Under," the satirical HBO series about a funeral home owned by a white family.
