"The BioInnovation Center is uniquely and extraordinary helpful in working with faculty to form and incorporate new, research-based businesses," D'Amour said.
The geologist Thomas Sopwith surveyed the fort, describing it, its baths and the midden (waste heap) in 1833 as follows: The fort was surveyed and described by R.G. Collingwood in his Archaeology of Roman Britain, 1930, where he noted the fort's uniquely skewed shape and extraordinary set of defensive ramparts on the northern, uphill side.
One reason she has become so good is that she takes the basic premises of Language writing somewhere they were never intended to go: toward the mapping of a single individual's extraordinary mind and uniquely broken heart.
We believe that her remarkable ability to connect and inspire people to realize their full potential is uniquely complementary to our powerful community, extraordinary coaches and proven approach".
The US writer William Styron, a close friend, sees him as "uniquely well positioned" to offer an "extraordinary gift: an understanding of the relationship between the US and Mexico, and by inference, between Latin America and the rest of the world".
This is an extraordinary book: brilliant, haunting and uniquely important.
Uniquely among their peers, they managed the extraordinary feat of abandoning their chief songwriter (or vice versa) not once but twice, with subtle changes in approach but little diminution in popularity.
The lawsuit also challenges the agency's contention that California is not uniquely affected by global warming and so lacks the "compelling and extraordinary" conditions that would allow it to regulate greenhouse-gas pollutants.
"She's been an extraordinary progressive leader in Nevada," says the former Democratic presidential nominee, who describes Giunchigliani as "uniquely qualified to stand up for Nevada's families and children".
