Case-based approaches often erroneously assume that an engineer is confronted with a well-posed ethical problem that is, one which is uniquely solvable and one that is dependent upon a continuous application of data.
Instead, a Times investigation has found that the explosion of cheap, smokable cocaine in the 1980s was a uniquely egalitarian phenomenon, one that lent itself more to makeshift mom-and-pop operations than to the sinister hand of a government-sanctioned plot.
Having been identified as the first to achieve a uniquely American poetry -- one that shows no dependence on the European tradition -- Whitman looms large in the American literary consciousness, especially here on Long Island, the place of his birth.
The infant born with a cleft presents the reconstructive surgeon with a uniquely difficult surgical challenge— one that requires both aesthetic sense and technical skill to restore form and function.
Folsom Street Fair (and its little brother Up Your Alley) provide a uniquely San Francisco experience, and one that attracts 400,000 fetish-loving – and just plain curious – visitors each year.
I think the long short story/novella is a fantastic medium for story, one that is uniquely suited to the online platform.
Field-of-study mismatch is responsive to the broader labour market context; it is not an individual outcome or one that results uniquely from workers' choice.
We are given this life, one that is uniquely ours.
But in the end, what it really boils down to is a new identity, one that is uniquely Pacific Northwestern.
To his great credit, he does not let the wealth of material overwhelm his narrative, and he never loses sight of the fact that he is shaping the essence of an extraordinarily complex life, one that was uniquely American and well worth celebrating.
Research flowers, find pictures, find one that feels uniquely you!
