Announcing growth of 2.1% this year and predicting rises to 3 - 3.5% in 2004 and 2005, Mr Brown was unable to contain his glee that "while America, Japan and half the euro area have suffered recessions, the British economy has - uniquely - grown interrupted since 1997".
On the basis of the presented results, we propose that laser heating can be exploited uniquely to grow oriented single crystals of solids.
So it felt particularly apt that this year's awards kicked off with a performance by Nicki Minaj, a pop star who has lately grown uniquely obsessed with measuring and broadcasting her numerical accomplishments.
The special's opening scenes, which include the melancholy Charlie Brown lamenting his uniquely grown-up sort of unhappiness, is framed by Guaraldi's "Christmas Time Is Here," a song that for all its contemplative pleasures is one of the least effervescent holiday standards ever written, and it's all the better for it.
Incredibly dense and resinous, the wood of the bristlecone grows uniquely slowly and becomes extremely durable over time.
Amazon is uniquely positioned to grow Twitch into a profit-generating giant in online video.
In summary, we contribute uniquely to the growing literature on the use of the MoCA for detection of MCI and its comparison to the MMSE.
My team has grown St Andrew's into a uniquely successful charity, which has built major new hospitals, with national specialist services for men, women, young people and elders.
Snails are grown for our Caiman Lizards because they are uniquely adapted to dining on snails and relish these as treats.
Further, industrial exposures to cadmium emissions may have uniquely influenced dietary cadmium intake for subjects who consumed food grown in cadmium-contaminated soil.
