Sentence examples for uniquely attached to from inspiring English sources
Renewables introduce an impressive range of options with biorefining at the center of attention as an emerging industrial concept, uniquely attached to chemical engineering and aiming to transform plant-derived biomass into a variety of products including transport fuels, platform chemicals, polymers, and specialty chemicals.
The Internet is continuously evolving from a static, host-based, uniquely attached node model to a mobile, host-free node model with the possibility of multiple attachment points to the network.
The problem is the exhaustion of internet protocol (IP) addresses the four numbers ranging from 0 to 255, separated by dots, that uniquely identify every device attached to the internet.
James Graham Ballard was a man born on the inside, to the colonial class, that is, to the very marrow of British life; but he broke out of that restrictive mould and went on to establish – uniquely among his literary generation – an autonomous hinterland, not attached to the mainland in any obvious way.
The outgoing Unicast extension attached to the Ring event (4) represents that the interaction occurs uniquely and directly with another system that will receive the Ring event exclusively.
Moreover, by direct binding of FimH to D-mannose attached to a carrier protein, it was demonstrated that this protein was uniquely responsible for the receptor specificity [36].
The ULL system uniquely allows knowledge to be shared and disseminated amongst all users of the system but remains attached to the context or environment itself.
We selected sBEFs to produce the PS as they can be easily used as a "barcode" that can uniquely attached that sample, facilitating "querying" a database of PSs.
attached to the United Nations.
> attached to the Cornell Boat House.
