The point raised here is that chemical composition does not uniquely decide the properties of a steel, in almost all cases, the treatment processes such as heat treatment processes are also very crucial.
The ASA noted that umlauts are not uniquely German, and decided that "most viewers" would see that a trademark didn't "necessarily relate directly to the origin of that company or their products".
Identifiability analysis of a single Hodgkin–Huxley (HH) type voltage dependent ion channel model under voltage clamp circumstances is performed in order to decide if one can uniquely determine the model parameters from measured data in this simple case.
The denizens of Washington, D.C. seem almost uniquely unqualified to decide how people in Oregon, California, Texas, Florida, and elsewhere across the nation should live.
ASKED to help create a uniquely American ballet style, George Balanchine decided on something that would reflect the country's "cold, crystalline, luminous" spirit.
After a careful evaluation of our institutional environment and review of literature, the implementation committee of UCCSMS decided to adopt a uniquely hybridized PBL curriculum with Community-Based Experience and Service (COBES) as a key feature [ 26].
After a few weeks, we decided to meet for a uniquely intimate encounter.
The industry decided to start selling this uniquely American crop overseas, where Ocean Spray, which processes most of the nation's cranberry crop, started pitching the "cranberry mystique".
"Uniquely in British politics, the Liberal Democrats decided to take on UKIP and argue for the things we believe in: a generous-hearted, open-minded, internationalist Britain," he said.
How could I make the gifts I gave as uniquely, personally exciting as the gifts I decided I would be getting each year?
