unique
His claims came at a uniquely sensitive moment.
The town is uniquely situated between two glacial lakes and is surrounded by natural beauty.
Uniquely, a week of the rehearsal period was spent at the film studios.

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uniquely
Thus, it cannot classify any uniquely human trait (morphological, psychological, or behavioral) as an adaptation.
The independent specification hypothesis can be true only if each candidate stimulus parameter always varies uniquely with the corresponding physical event.
Geminates and partial geminates circumvent the restriction, because the place features are not uniquely parsed as attributes of a segment in the coda position.
We say that two vertices of a graph are uniquely connected if there is precisely one arc that connects them.
The extension to arbitrary datatypes is then uniquely defined.
First, metacognition is considered one of humans' most sophisticated cognitive capacities and possibly a uniquely human cognitive capacity.
The piece consists uniquely of sounds created by the atomic noise model, subjected only to minor volume and panning effects.
Thus, once the initial angles of every step are selected, the joint profiles will be uniquely determined.
Therefore, once and y (0) are given, all y (i) are uniquely determined and become redundant.
Attempts to investigate characteristic nonverbal information or intonational cues that might uniquely accompany maternal speech about absent things are noticeably absent.
This property is due to the fact that the space spanned by the cointegrating vectors is uniquely determined, although the cointegrating matrix is not.
In general, functional similarity demands a constellation of behaviors that, together, are uniquely consistent with the process of interest.
Non-uniquely ergodic foliations of thin type, measured currents and automorphisms of free groups.
Note that (2.5) are represented in conservation form and the jump conditions are uniquely defined by the full set of conservation laws [16].
But it would be wrong to see this uniquely as a process of increasing inclusion, or of cultural and historical mestizaje.
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