Sentence examples for uniquely low from inspiring English sources
The principal benefits of the proposed platform include uniquely low construction costs and high simplicity.
How New York – the city that still has a uniquely low level of car ownership and use – manages its transport planning in the 21st century matters for the whole world: it is the template.
Talking of 'an era of uniquely low predictability.... It's never been tougher for political leaders' From MT Rainey "Technology alone should transform the way Government operates today" Tony Blair at Press Gallery lunch.
In fact, natural gas rose to $12 per million B.T.U.'s, a quantity sufficient to make about 150 kilowatt-hours, but has lately traded in the range of $3 to $4. "Right now, gas is uniquely low," Mr. Kern said.
SPIDER will undertake two flights, taking advantage of the uniquely low backgrounds and benign systematic environment of the balloon platform to measure the CGWB on the largest angular scales.
This platform offers uniquely low construction and launch costs together with a comparative ubiquity of launch providers; factors that have led more than 80 universities and several emerging nations to develop programs in this field.
It's the uniquely low-key flipside to other massive art projects in the Gulf states, most notably the Louvre Abu Dhabi, designed by Jean Nouvel and due for completion in 2012.
This is the main difference with rugby, cricket and tennis, all of which have natural breaks in the game.Rudolf Just Trier, GermanySIR – The almost uniquely low-scoring nature of football compared with other team sports explains why goals are celebrated much more joyously than wickets or touchdowns or home runs.
Claudin-low carcinomas uniquely express low levels of tight and adherent junction genes, including claudins and E-cadherin [ 6, 12].
Here, we have attempted to target the more uniquely expressed low affinity IL2R (IL2Rα).
While evaluating these technologies, two untapped technology areas became evident that uniquely encompass low cost and mass producibility by leveraging existing commercial production techniques: satellite-on-a-chip (SpaceChip) and satellite-on-a-printed circuit board (PCBSat).
