Sentence examples for unique unified from inspiring English sources

"I think there is going to be a unique, unified effort to make sure that New Orleans is very much a basketball town".

The maximum number of dimensions allowed in the theories is 11, and there are indications that a viable and unique unified theory that describes all particles and forces may be based in 11 dimensions.

That is why Arts & Business set up the Culture Forum in association with the National Campaign for the Arts, which launched this week and will act as a unique, unified voice for the whole cultural community – responding to George Osborne's call for a debate on the impending cuts and how each part of society will tackle the crisis.

"But at a moment like this, we put that aside and have an ability to present a unique, unified front.

JazzTimes hailed the CD for capturing the "unique, unifying aesthetic" of a "master instrumentalist, expansive composer and improviser".

Descartes opted for the pineal gland, mainly because it is not duplicated on both sides of the brain, so it is a candidate for having a unique, unifying function.

The controller is "not designed to be a portable game machine," but for multiple kinds of play, according to U.S. Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime, who called it "unique, unifying and maybe even utopian".

Because tauopathies vary widely in their clinical, pathological and biochemical characteristics, the molecular identification of a unique, unifying neurotoxic tau-species becomes more and more unlikely.

We plan the producing process of our farms as a whole and we manage the process in a highly standardised and uniformed manner: unique source of seeds, unified arrangement of crop variety, unified funding management, unified planting model, and unified operating standards".

While the GO does not specifically deal with gene nomenclature, unified and unique nomenclature for orthologous genes is essential.

I don't understand how anyone could intelligently argue that there's anything so unique and/or aesthetically unifying that justifies differentiating these songs geographically.