The school identifiers are unique to each PISA wave, and it is impossible to detect whether any of the schools were assessed in several waves.
These phenomena relating to the dispersive wave are unique to deep waves or short-wavelength tsunamis.
As each critical surface is crossed, the unique information associated with each wave mode is unable to be communicated upstream to an outgoing wind or jet.
However, it remains unknown if the traveling nature of slow-waves is unique to the laminar cytoarchitecture and associated computational properties of the neocortex.
We recorded intracerebral potentials in the zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata) hyperpallium and nidopallium to evaluate whether traveling slow-waves are unique to mammals, or are shared with birds irrespective of fundamental differences in cytoarchitectonic organization.
CK: I think youth have the unique ability to make waves and spread awareness about issues that are close to them.
My conversation with Craig Kielburger, Co-Founder Free The Children "Youth have the unique ability to make waves and spread awareness about issues that are close to them".
In such artificial crystal, unique opportunities appear to designing wave functions of carriers by filling corresponding quantum states of QDs by electrons or holes (like it is the case for s, p, and d atomic configurations).
In the past decade, meta-materials have drawn increasing attention from researchers due to their unique properties, including wave attenuation with potential applications in acoustic engineering.
After the first hour, which is usually perplexing, students find themselves tuned in to the unique Fuller wave length, with its oddly necessary word coinings and its synergetic constructions.
