Sentence examples for uniquely subject from inspiring English sources

As an artistic medium, photography is uniquely subject to accidents, or disruptions, that can occur in the making of an artwork.

Lest you think the moral of the story is that women's perceptions of attractiveness are uniquely subject to social influence, rest assured that mate-choice copying occurs among men as well.

This moderately large published family [ 6] is characterized by a high rate of gene duplication and gene loss and is uniquely subject to strong positive selection on the extracellular face of the protein.

In the 1880s and '90s, however, Australian art began to forge its own identity when Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton, Frederick McCubbin, and others in the so-called Heidelberg school (named for the town outside Melbourne where they often painted) began to depict uniquely Australian subject matter, usually the landscape, in their plein-air canvases.

This is another challenging role, and a uniquely disquieting subject.

His evocative and remarkably dense text also hit the bull's eye in its treatment of a uniquely difficult subject, namely, Surrealism and architecture.

Of all the N.F.L.'s recent border wars -- the tiff between Warren Sapp and Keyshawn Johnson of Tampa Bay, the since-cooled beef between Michael Strahan and Tiki Barber of the Giants -- the Mariucci-Owens drama has been a uniquely confounding subject.

Rather, it is Christianity's own fundamental ambiguities — torn between a picture of God as both present and absent from the temporal realm, an ambivalence powerfully represented by the paradoxes of the Trinity — that made it "uniquely unstable," subject to a plurality of interpretations that became institutionalized in sectarianism, and hence to several centuries' worth of devastating upheaval.

Note that the Robin problem is uniquely solvable subject to (frac{alpha(t)}{beta(t)}> 0).

And, fourth, the probabilistic matching algorithm used to uniquely identify subjects could have failed to identify two subjects as the same individual if a minimum number of required encrypted attributes did not match or could have failed to discern a subject who presented false identification.

The illustrations in his copperplate books soon proved to be vehicles for developing uniquely American pictorial subject matter.