Sentence examples for uniquely patterned from inspiring English sources

The eye's attention is drawn to the surface, which is uniquely patterned.

It dawned on him that unpalatable mimics would enjoy strength in numbers: Their unpalatability had to be learned by naïve predators, and mimicking species would share the cost of those lessons, whereas a uniquely patterned unpalatable species would bear the full cost.

Wear uniquely patterned tights with your skirt as long as they're black (or whatever color they're meant to be).

The uniquely patterned fur was once used to trim the robes of royalty and clergy.

Also, consider tying a wide, brightly colored or uniquely patterned ribbon around the handle to distinguish your suitcase from others.

The analysis searches for isotopologue groups that are either uniquely represented or differently patterned in one biological condition versus another.

This installed a uniquely unequal pattern of landholding, sustained by serfdom and slavery.

The skull also exhibits a bony growth on the inside of the forehead, which is associated with menopause among modern humans; this may be the oldest evidence of the uniquely human pattern of menopause.

Every action, query and saved contact is food for thought for a machine, and new, powerful computers are able to readily run through this data to uncover our uniquely human patterns.

Indeed, the search for and documentation of uniquely molecular patterns, such as codon bias and selective sweeps, has, if anything, elevated the focal explanatory power of natural selection in evolutionary studies.

On one end of this spectrum would be monistic realism, the view that kind distinctions are determined by a uniquely correct pattern of similarity relations fixed by the world itself.