Sentence examples for uniquely advanced from inspiring English sources
Anthropologists say his way of looking at human culture did away with conceptions of indigenous groups as having "savage" or "primitive" minds--as well as the corollary view that Western civilization is uniquely advanced.
There has been a long-standing debate about whether dinosaurs were slow, lumbering cold-blooded animals - as scientists first proposed in the 19th century - or had a uniquely advanced, more warm-blooded physiology.
They come not in a lawmaker's moment of weakness or in a message from some internationally condemned group of fringe activists, but in essays from elected leaders of a country that touts itself as a uniquely advanced First World state in the Middle East.
The highly flexible social brain function that stems from this dynamic reorganization is a hallmark of primate and human social complexity, making it a crucial research frontier if we are to understand our evolutionary origins and our uniquely advanced social nature.
These studies uniquely advance our understanding of both the energetics and kinetics of protein folding.
"He is both deeply concerned about humanity and also sees it as a way to uniquely advance his career," Hawkinson said.
The United Nations is uniquely positioned to advance this effort.
Yet as heads of institutions with the greatest influence over American politics, they also have a duty to the common good and are uniquely positioned to advance it.
Local-level actions are critical in addressing climate change and sustainability issues, and cities are uniquely positioned to advance initiatives in transportation, buildings, and renewable energy.
Even for the most well-financed universities, we have a responsibility to ensure that tuition, endowment income and other revenue streams are applied optimally to what universities do uniquely and best, advancing the learning of female and male students alike.
Looking toward clinical applications, current and future large-scale imaging studies are uniquely equipped to advance knowledge into the classification of psychiatric patients.
