"It matters because it's something that is uniquely coming from your family.
This marine collagen, which is cultivated from sea kelp, is an ingredient he has uniquely come upon and as such has a patent pending.
For example, do the advantages of being bilingual come from uniquely bilingual processing or result from increased demands on resources that also support monolingual processing?
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — UPTOWN DANIEL MASCLET The work of this little-known modernist photographer (1892-1969) appears to come from a uniquely (if not stereotypically) French sensibility — he's part flâneur, part sensualist.
(Open Wednesdays through Fridays, and Sundays, noon to 6, and Saturdays, 10 to 6. GALLERIES — UPTOWN DANIEL MASCLET The work of this little-known modernist photographer (1892-1969) appears to come from a uniquely (if not stereotypically) French sensibility — he's part flâneur, part sensualist.
Where could differential reproduction come from in such uniquely egalitarian settings?
Certainly, the Caucasian population in Hawai'i is uniquely distributed, including many who have come from the continental US and only remain temporarily for military service, retirement, and employment [ 23].
Former presidential candidate Rick Santorum told supporters this summer that equality was a uniquely Judeo-Christian concept that "doesn't come from the East and Eastern religions".
Stephen Jay Gould wrote in 1980, "Why should our nastiness be the baggage of an apish past and our kindness uniquely human?" Philosopher David Hume believed that moral sentiments come from "a tender sympathy with others".
The microphone array with 2 microphones is the minimum equipment to measure the DOA in two-dimension, however it cannot estimate DOA uniquely as it cannot distinguish whether the sounds come from front or back.
