Franklin puts the more personal criticism made of writers down to envy, blaming bloggers, and thinks British literary culture is uniquely mean.
It's a uniquely powerful means of communicating emotions, ideas and stories to a wide audience.
Sony Music was quick to realise that singing competitions such as "American Idol" and scripted shows such as "Glee" were a uniquely powerful means of touting artists, especially in America where most radio is local.
Uniquely here means being identical after removing all constraints and additional information, retaining only the essential description of the transformation.
This can be done by not only individuating Kaplan's automobile uniquely by means of the collection of the automobile parts but also identifying it with the collection.
Landscape-scale surveys of death assemblages, especially when combined with census data of the living community, can provide a uniquely powerful means of recognizing ecological change over time-scales that are usually unavailable to biological surveys.
For the purposes of the work described in this paper, our primary goal is to identify the central contributors to regulating the essential and ancient networks involved in stem-cell differentiation, and strong conservation, as realized in MCEs, represents a uniquely suitable means toward this end.
This theatre clearly involves the Spanish, although they have shown some signs of attempting to be humane, but it is by no means uniquely their production.
The cruise passenger who reported he was "planning on enjoying my zip line excursion" and day on the beach in Haiti may sound callous, but by no means uniquely wrong.
Then there was Taillefer, Strauss's dreadful account of the exploits of William the Conqueror's minstrel at the Battle of Hastings, which demonstrated that the grand imperialist manner, usually dubbed Elgarian, was by no means uniquely British.
