Sentence examples for uniquely accessible from inspiring English sources

It justified the decision by saying that broadcasting was "uniquely pervasive" and "uniquely accessible to children".

The solar wind represents a uniquely accessible domain of space, where fundamental physical processes common to solar, astrophysical and laboratory plasma can be studied in detail.

The uniquely accessible active site of these copper only SODs and their role in pathogenesis make them good candidates for selective drug design.

If we want to conserve representative samples of these environments, we will need to subsidize them (e.g., protected areas) because wildlife is only economically competitive on patches of land that are difficult to farm (e.g. wetlands and hills) or uniquely accessible to markets in cities. Figure 8 also illustrates a critical difference between agriculture and natural resource-based systems.

This analysis extends understandings of the role of localized connections and tribal territoriality with the spread of maize agriculture in this period and adds further support to the proposal that earthwork enclosures served as uniquely accessible ritual centers for social, economic and ideological interaction between separate tribal communities within the Late Prehistoric regional organization.

This presents two key challenges for consumer electronics manufacturers, technology leaders and app developers -- the need to not only balance power and performance, but also pair skillful industrial design techniques with uniquely accessible user interfaces.

Suchet, who will take over the 9am to 1pm Classic FM slot in January next year, said the station offered a "uniquely friendly and accessible approach to classical music".

For all that, GameTap still provides a uniquely broad and accessible way to experience decades of games that would otherwise be difficult to find and play, especially arcade titles and PC games.

The reason that peanut skin derived carbon works so well is that it uniquely combines highly accessible surface area and nanopores, dilated intergraphene spacing, and intrinsically open sheet-like structure, which are capable of reversibly accumulating sodium ions through surface adsorption and sodium intercalation.

As publicly accessible and uniquely identified documents (e.g., using Digital Object Identifiers, DOIs), it will be easier to ensure that ABS agreements remain linked to a project's downstream biomaterials and data products.

Given the algorithm used (where a set of mutually accessible codes is uniquely specified by the position of 14 four-codon and 14 two-codon blocks), any code can be changed into any other accessible code in (14-1) + (14-1) = 26 swaps.