Sentence examples similar to uniquely descriptive from inspiring English sources
This descriptive content is thought to uniquely determine the name's referent.
Descriptive: Selected pre-existing features of the signal uniquely disambiguate one signal from another, aka 'audio fingerprinting.' Examples include music-recognition services, like Shazam or Soundhound.
Expanded descriptivism offers a tight parallel between the theory of meaning and the theory of reference: a proper name refers to its bearer in virtue of the fact that the name is associated with a certain descriptive content as its meaning, and the fact that this content, in turn, is uniquely satisfied by the name's bearer.
Jalichandra also says Technorati is uniquely positioned to sell ads at premium rates, even through small blogs, because they will be able to use descriptive tags/keywords, along with their existing blog indexing technology, to better match ads with content.
"It is uniquely challenging".
"It's uniquely dysfunctional".
What uniquely identifies us?
"Anything descriptive," Stradlater says.
"It just seemed uniquely hers".
