Sentence examples for usually unique from inspiring English sources

I think not, and that, for me, is bad news because the reason sporting memories stay fresh is that they are usually unique.

Still, while hot streaks are quite ubiquitous, they're also usually unique: Less than 25percentt of the artists and scientists studied experience a second hot streak in their career, and less than 10percentt of the film directors.

Efficient scheduling of a product development project is difficult, since a development project is usually unique in nature and high level of design imprecision exists at the early stages of product development.

What's usually unique and exclusive about you and your company is a similar selling point for thousands of other competitors that are also attempting to reach your same target market.

Every day, countless people in Mexico wake up to the sounds of a local gas vendor calling out that he has "Gaaaas!" for sale, or wake up to the projected sound of their local gas company's jingle, which is usually unique to each city.

In the one year period of observation falciparum clinical attacks were usually unique (just one exception) while in 2005, for instance, 17 residents presented 2 clinical episodes and 6 residents presented 3 vivax clinical episodes As it can be see in Table 5, the 97 vivax malaria episodes of Candelária in 2005 occurred in 67 patients and the 79 episodes of 2006 affected 64 patients.

Compared to the normal tissues, tumor tissues usually possess unique microstructural features, unique microenvironment and physicochemical properties such as abnormal temperature gradients, weak acidity, overexpressed proteins and enzymes [57, 58, 59, 60].

Each lived moment usually feels unique.

Since links usually represent unique relations among nodes, the link clustering will discover groups of links that have the same characteristics.

This is contrary to our finding on the porcini mushrooms, which has illustrated that fungi from northeastern/northern China would be phylogenetically closer to European ones, while those from southwestern China usually form unique lineages endemic to this region25.

Since solutions of systems described by set-valued mappings are usually not unique, we do not insist on this property, but rather we characterize the behavior of all possible solutions generated by the closed-loop system.