Harmonic Percussion retriggers only after all notes have been released, so legato passages sound the effect only on the very first note or chord, making Harmonic Percussion uniquely a "single-trigger, polyphonic" effect Before a Hammond organ can produce sound, the motor that drives the tonewheels must come up to speed.
HMRC makes it clear that anyone who works continuously and uniquely for a single firm is not genuinely self-employed.
However, claiming a special place for race by associating it uniquely with a single historical event has the effect of making it literally unmentionable in other contexts.
In 2002, Dr. Bryan L. Roth, now of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, discovered that Salvinorin A, perhaps uniquely, stimulates a single receptor in the brain, the kappa opioid receptor.
A genetic algorithm is used to uniquely define a single integral feasible set of initial self-stress for each case.
Similar items loaded uniquely onto a single construct (i.e., convergence) and, as demonstrated in Table 2, were distinct from other constructs (i.e., divergence).
Additionally, transposon insertion alleles can be uniquely informative: a single insertion may be sufficient to generate a gene disruption, reporter gene fusion, epitope-tagged allele, and conditional mutation.
When used in combination with novel In-based additives, reported anodes uniquely exhibited a single high-voltage discharge profile in full cells, which improves energy density of cells and simplifies battery management system.
In addition, by virtue of this ascertainment, it has turned out that representative parts of those flow configurations can be specified uniquely by a single parameter, just like that in the stagnation flowfield, called the velocity gradient, with further allowing us fair estimations of the combustion rates at the representative positions in those flows.
However, these conformations may still differ because of the stochastic nature of the optimization algorithm and because the distance restraints typically do not uniquely identify a single conformation [4], [9], [68].
These results uniquely identify a single domain magnetite based, polarity-sensitive receptor as providing an essential component for detecting the magnetic field in the big brown bat, as the potential non-specific effects of the brief pulse (mainly from electrical induction) are the same in both the parallel and antiparallel groups.
