Sentence examples for uniquely remote from inspiring English sources

The border's landscape is uniquely remote and difficult.

We felt overwhelmingly privileged to have known such a uniquely remote place.

In addition, with its period vernacular and social decorum, what Mr. Crace rendered most scrupulously and deliciously is the sense of a place that feels uniquely remote.

Uniquely, remote sensing offers the capacity to acquire information in a systematic (spatially, temporally, and categorically) and synoptic fashion that is appealing from monitoring and reporting perspectives.

This was pretty decent of him since Australians are rightly paranoid about any imported plant or foodstuff that might conceivably upset the eco-balance of their uniquely remote island.

Originally requiring a dedicated PC, the system now streams audio from multiple sources and includes speakers, amplifiers, and even a uniquely excellent remote control that presaged the common end-user LCD remote by years.

This combined solution delivers secure enterprise-grade networking, compute and storage tuned for the edge, and is uniquely suited for remote or branch sites that require virtualized user desktops and/or remote access management capabilities to run on-premise instead of in a corporate datacenter.

He argued that Alaska needed extra helpings of federal largess because life here was uniquely extreme and remote.

The US Arctic Ocean presents almost a perfect storm of risks – a requirement for a long-term capital-intensive investment for uncertain return, a remote and uniquely challenging operating environment, ongoing court challenges, a lack of extraction and spill response infrastructure, and the spotlight of the world's environmental organisations, the US political community and international media.

Seabird colonies significantly impact their environment, are sensitive to environmental change, and can, in arctic latitudes, be highly difficult or impossible to monitor, all of which uniquely suit colonies to assessment by satellite remote sensing.

The HDSS sites in contrast are focused often on smaller geographic and administrative regions and uniquely follow marginalised populations such as those in remote rural areas or poor urban informal settlements.