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No one knows what kind of pleasant surprise may be in store for him around the corner: a uniquely styled and busy cafe?

Keller was frustrated, at first, because she did not understand that every object had a word uniquely identifying it.

It would also be uniquely Chinese and not just a copy of American drawing styles like the Warrior Movie is.

Unfortunately, and uniquely, Nebraska decided that its law would be elastic and would include children up to the age of 18.

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Clearly, it must be possible to uniquely identify a piece of running code to ensure that there is no confusion as to its access permissions.

Despite annual statements by the less-than-informed that Thanksgiving is "uniquely American, " it is not . . . at least not exactly.

I love vampire stories, and the idea of following the dark exploits of a uniquely American vampire really lit up my imagination.

No doubt they will be just as intrigued by the chair's uniquely human voices as people were by "belly speaking" long ago.

This has also all its importance, for circumcision is not to be taken uniquely as what I might call a totalitarian operation, a sign.

that's a perfect description of you. you can do it, snake. but you've got to be flexible. . . adapt to each situation uniquely.

He will appear to you as you know him because there are necessary emotional elements that are uniquely his own.

Cookies are uniquely assigned to you, and can only be read by a Web server in the domain that issued the cookie to you.

Second, because there may not be a primary key over the table, the search condition of the query may be unable to uniquely identify the row.

"I am convinced that General James Jones is uniquely suited to be a strong and skilled national security advisor, " he said.

Chomsky suggested that the key part of this deeper quality might be a quite simple and uniquely human power of "recursive" calculation.

It involves uniquely sensitive parts of the body around which every culture has devised elaborate meanings, from adulation to abomination.

Are Chinese bureaucrats some subspecies of human being uniquely susceptible to this sort of suasion?

As long as you know f and as long as you know m, a No information is needed on the speed.

Multiple FIX sessions per party are supported. Instead of a party, each session is now uniquely associated with a "connection point" .

Once inside, you'll wear a special pin that uniquely identifies you and connects you to the home's electronic services. . .

Each of these individual elements becomes an asset that must be created uniquely for your game.

One of the least number of independent coordinates required to specify uniquely a point in space or in space and time.

Still, he said that Apple lovers do share a uniquely strong sense of community.

The uniquely pervasive nature of electronic media, it is said, justifies greater government interference in content.

"Ecology is the lifeline of Hainan, all our advantages are built on Hainan's uniquely beautiful ecology and environment, " he said.

A reference is a uniquely identifiable piece of text to be reused in another part of a test.

If a profit center is totally separate from all other parts of the organization, its profits can be uniquely identified with it.

As the revered son of pro-democracy leaders Beningo Aquino Jr. and Corazon Aquino, Noynoy is uniquely positioned to stand up to the bishops.

Requirement is contained in the unit and is uniquely identified by its name with in the scope of a unit, as shown in Listing 16.

God personally formed him as a potter fashions his prized cup God created man uniquely in His own image, body and soul.

It's such a uniquely Japanese event and we filmed it so we'll all remember it for the rest of our lives.

It then reads the CD to determine the offsets of each track, which in many cases can be used to uniquely identify the CD.

The new corporate design reflects the uniquely flexible approach of the company in regard to individual customer requirements.

We see that all things are grounded in Spirit and notice the way all things are uniquely connected to one another.

Twitter has in recent months proven to be one of the most uniquely capable sources of news-funneling in the history of communication.

Wall Street firms and executives have been uniquely generous to both parties, emerging as one of the largest benefactors of the Democrats.

His works embody a uniquely Eastern philosophical and aesthetic air, which is reflected through the dark tone and ethereal scenes.

Has all inspection, measuring, and test equipment used for production acceptance been uniquely identified?

I never wanted to do it in the style of a Hollywood film, but rather a uniquely Korean crime thriller.

Barack Obama more than any other president represents this shift and has uniquely appealed to these Americans.

Her actions, while extremely rude and insulting, are representative of a uniquely British set of rules and expectations.

A service principal name (SPN) is the name by which a client uniquely identifies an instance of a service.

Allowing the pairing of each member of a class uniquely with a member of another class.

You situation on Earth is uniquely yours, and your reality will be what you make it to be.

I've always felt that there was something uniquely special about touching and feeling the earth, especially as a family.

Introducing the uniquely Boolean concept of complementation into an additive identity, we find an interesting effect.

This very moment represents an opportunity which is custom made just for you, and one that you are uniquely qualified to fulfill.

Uniquely shaped and skillfully decorated, such ceramic pottery would definitely add a particular charm to any kitchen interior.

A MemberLink instance defined in the topology model is uniquely identified by its name within the scope of a unit, as shown in Listing 28.

People around you want unique communication skills that you just so happen to be uniquely well-versed in.

The DUNS number or any other source of a unique number that uniquely identifies a supplier.

We do not recommend it, because it does not always uniquely identify a system.

The installation copies over the commands and documentation. The configuration file needs to be setup uniquely for each system.

Because of our strategic location in Silicon Valley, our programs are uniquely responsive to the changing nature of technology.

Various parts of the SOAP message can be used to uniquely identify the request for caching.

The control ID is the name that uniquely identifies tabs, groups, and controls that are built into Microsoft Office applications.

Under the requirement of equal protection under the law, the law may not be uniquely applicable to any single individual or group.

Until the process terminates, the process identifier uniquely identifies the process throughout the system.

Therefore, the installation of such an application is prohibited to ensure that URLs uniquely map to one specific Web component.

Wilson argued that space was a uniquely good environment to showcase both the versatility of people and a general-purpose humanoid robot.

The object ID value has no significance except to uniquely identify the object.

physical concepts are free creations of the human mind, and are not, however it may seem, uniquely determined by the external world.

Guangxi, as it plays its dual role as a province of both East China and West China, is uniquely advantageous in the West Development.

Most of these tags uniquely map to the (sense) or - (antisense) strand of the corresponding genome sequence.

Each section is a sub-data structure where all of the objects are uniquely part of that section.

A necessary condition for such data to uniquely specify the object is derived in terms of the object support and the symmetry group.

Thompson also argues that his background as a lawyer and senator makes him uniquely qualified to be commander in chief.

He also wants a visit to a Starbucks shop to be a "uniquely uplifting experience" .

America is uniquely powerful, and can be uniquely persuasive, but both its power and its persuasion are limited in many ways.

You feel connected to the place, a responsible contributor to its uniquely private atmosphere.

Obama called Chu "uniquely suited to be our next secretary of energy" for his work on new and cleaner forms of energy.

But all of them vividly illustrate the uniquely protean nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

The retina provides exquisitely sensitive vision that relies on the integrity of a uniquely vulnerable cell, the photoreceptor (PR).

Disclosed is a uniquely configured medicament vial assembly which includes a storage vial, a stopper member and a securing ring.

Healthy Blend Contains a uniquely formulated blend of juices from different regions of the world to help promote healthy living.

Perhaps only humans, with our seemingly illogical minds, are uniquely capable of discovering and understanding quantum theory.

The name by which a client uniquely identifies an instance of a service.

A HostingLink instance defined in the topology model is uniquely identified by its name with in the scope of a unit, as shown in Listing 26.

In the case of people, it's obvious that a person's name is not enough to uniquely identify that person to a computer.

This book integrates historical records, information and entertainment , uniquely featuring its in-depth insight of history.

The bottom line is that Wall Street is uniquely risky--but that doesn't mean the risk takers have to be uniquely compensated to match.

The company formed uniquely in the management process blue has lived the source enterprise culture.

This puts VSO in a uniquely strong position to address the causes of problems in education, as well as the symptoms.

The name demo_sync_site uniquely identifies this client to the MobiLink synchronization server.

Although the next solar eclipse will occur this October, astronomers say the next uniquely hybrid eclipse will not occur again until 2023.

Uniquely, it publicly discloses the aggregated and disaggregated data, as well as the estimated margins of error for each country.

The connection class uniquely represents the connection between a particular signal and a particular slot.

As well the tutoring system my school employs offers courses uniquely suited to my needs and goals.

In Access, a primary key (an icon in the shape of a key visible in Design view of your table) uniquely identifies each record.

In Access, a primary key (an icon in the shape of a key visible in Design view of your table) uniquely identifies each record.

The conclusions sound more like a big ad for a European luxury magazine, rather than a profile of the uniquely Chinese rich.

"Gangnam is a uniquely Korean brand, " she said.

Creates a uniquely named, zero-byte temporary file on disk and returns the full path of that file.

And the country is uniquely reliant on trade, with a dependency on exports as a percentage of GDP about twice the Asian average.

There is more than a little truth to that, however Maya adds many tools that make it uniquely suited for industrial strength MPR projects.

Sense of cooperation and communication skills are uniquely linked together in this paper and combine the use of technology in education.

SAN can be local or remote, shared or dedicated, and uniquely includes externalized , central storage and SAN interconnect components.

Whatever else, climbing Mount Fuji promised to be a uniquely Japanese experience.

This somewhat goes without saying, but Google Ventures is uniquely positioned to provide entrepreneurs with access to the rest of Google.

Yet even if the dollar rally turns out to be modest, the lesson of the past week is that America's economy is not uniquely frail.

One of its columns contains a generated key that uniquely identifies each record.

Each row of each metadata table is uniquely identified in the MSIL portion of the PE file by a metadata token.

In most cases, SIDs in Windows are uniquely associated with a single account in a single Active Directory forest.

Obama says the Democratic Senator from Delaware is uniquely suited to help him put the country back on track.

Property uniquely identifies a manifest-based application to be activated in a new domain.

The identifier is the set of attributes that uniquely identifies each row in an entity.

The grand Theater Building known as the "Cradle of Beijing Opera" was uniquely laid out and magnificently decorated.

If the address bus contains n electrical lines, the processor can uniquely address up to 2^n such locations.

As one of the uniquely human characteristics, verbal humor is a performative pragmatic accomplishment permeating all aspects of human life.

Nedo Nadi was the most versatile fencer in history, uniquely winning an Olympic title with each of the three weapons at the same Games.

A namespace is an XML construct for uniquely identifying a group of XML tags that belong to a logical category.

Nothing prepared me for the uniquely cuckoo experience that followed .

Capability is contained in the unit and is uniquely identified by its name with in the scope of a unit.

The SIP address uniquely identifies a user during the creation of a communication session.

A new study finds that the rise in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is not a uniquely American phenomenon.

Is the smallest of the lightweight containers and uniquely supports a Java technology-style configuration, rather than an XML configuration.

This kind of bliss is not uniquely available to scientists only. Literature, music, art, even business, offers comparable rewards.

The idea that the United States is uniquely virtuous may be comforting to Americans; too bad it's not true.

Execution context ID used to uniquely identify the subthreads operating on behalf of a single process.

As embodied by Lavant, Alex is as uniquely enthralling as he is progressively exhausting to watch.

UNIQUE When a cursor is declared UNIQUE, the query is forced to return all the columns required to uniquely identify each row.

The above documents which are uniquely identified are prepared by a design engineer designated by the Engineering Director.

This Professional MBA program links our students to a uniquely influential network of experts from the tourism and leisure industry.

But this recognition criterion does not uniquely define this screen, since Main Menu Good will match this same recognition criterion.

The inner workings of our own brains we feel to be uniquely worthy of investigation.

A program identifier, found within the Windows Registry, uniquely identifies the control within Microsoft Windows.

Bangladesh is uniquely imperilled by the main threats to global security: climate change, terrorism and state failure.

Pop artist Romero Britto has created a uniquely styled Bentley Continental GT for his "Come to my World" exhibition in Berlin.

CouchDB databases store uniquely named documents and provide a RESTful JSON API that allow applications to read and modify these documents.

The French are almost uniquely hostile to the capitalist system that has made them one of the world's richest people.

Contains information used to uniquely identify a manifest-based application.

Our life stories, like the answers we give to long essay questions, are uniquely ours.

Name This parameter must be a string that uniquely identifies the address rewrite entry.

This opens up new ideas that allow us to think in different ways and see areas in life that are uniquely different from our own perspective.

The obj_id is a 64 bit quantity which uniquely identifies a filesystem object for the entire life of the filesystem.

When debugging unmanaged code, you can uniquely identify an object by means of its address.

Preparedness efforts at home must consider the individual and how he or she might behave in a uniquely American context.

In other words, Jesus being the uniquely special guest that he is, is to be welcomed by our listening disposition.

A slight, spindly, six-armed alien, Gasgano was a thrill-seeker uniquely suited to the extreme sport of Podracing.

Like a fingerprint, our script expresses us uniquely, and in a way that lasts.

The syrinx is the bird's voice box, an organ that lies deep in a bird's chest and is uniquely fashioned for song.

Among the uniquely constructed temples stands the Whispering Wall.

A constraint name uniquely identifies the table to which it belongs.

Music is creatively developed, organically structured, uniquely styled, and independent of conventional music syntax.

whatever the document language, an ID attribute can be used to uniquely identify its element.

The PC wasn't known for its platform jumping games. But Prince of Persia was a uniquely PC take on the console-dominated genre.

Table_id A number that uniquely identifies the table or view to which this column belongs.

HP services is uniquely positioned to help customers transform their business and get measurably more from their IT investments.

A column or set of columns that uniquely identify all the rows in a table.

They remain more expensive than coal-generated electricity, but China is uniquely placed to scale up, and undercut its rivals' costs.

Lewis for his part has been uniquely cited, personally issued a restraining order by the town's animal control officer.

The portfolio manager said she had weathered some tough financial cycles, "but this one has been uniquely disabling. "

And Passage showcases a uniquely comprehensive range of consumer goods for the European market from overseas exhibitors.

Each expense can be uniquely recorded by combination of various expense filters like expense, payment type.

Short description (optional) -- Help uniquely identify a category in a list of other terms with similar names.

A Message Point is always assigned uniquely to one ME.

So again, if you know the radius, if you know how far you are away from the Earth, the period follows uniquely.

Our experience and understanding of our military customers' needs uniquely position us to meet these Navy and Marine Corps requirements.

A key is a string specified in the Add method that uniquely identifies a specific member of a collection.

The philosophy of Collette is very uniquely French and that's the only place where you can find so many things. . .

'We are uniquely positioned to succeed in this challenging environment, ' Morgan Stanley's Mr. Mack wrote in an employee memo Sunday.

With copies of similar games flooding the market, it's necessary to distinguish yourself uniquely.

The Grand Hotel Du Sablon is uniquely situated in the lively area of one of Bruges' most beautiful shopping streets.

A short name for the audio profile, to be used in selections and uniquely identifying the profile.

Of all the body parts dependent on high-quality fat, the brain is uniquely vulnerable.

Then add a four-character alphanumeric identifier that uniquely identifies the logical volume followed by the characters lv.

Writing is one of the most important tools of communication and is a uniquely human skill.

New version of License is printed by SAFE uniquely . The sample would be sent to GAC and the customs for putting on record.

With the case of Yahoo, the website uniquely utilizes this feature to grab users towards their secure service (Image 4).

China is uniquely positioned in this regard: It is an economic powerhouse, increasingly at par with the economies in the developed world.

Second, they discovered that there were more uniquely human expression patterns than uniquely chimp ones.

Err object are filled with information that uniquely identifies the error and information that can be used to handle the error.

The shale of Lower Cretaceous is uniquely verified to be source rock in B basin of Central Africa region.

So, have we discovered something uniquely inefficient about Dutch markets, or something uniquely efficient about sports betting?

Digital signature A digital code that can be attached to an electronically transmitted message that uniquely identifies the sender .

Furthermore, he enjoys performing his uniquely melodic and distinctive music at concerts, festivals and events throughout the world.

The fact that the country has a uniquely unpopular president helps to explain this reversal of roles.

For now, just think of an identifier as a String that uniquely identifies a user.

The URL that uniquely identifies the object of that type.

This playlist can be published in compact forms and uniquely identifies a particular sequence of songs.

Once this process is complete, each MigHelp container is uniquely identified and can be tracked through the supply chain.

Thompson also argues that his background as a lawyer and senor makes him uniquely qualified tobe commander in chief.

The home uniquely combines contemporary styling with organic natural materials creating beautiful balance.

Identifiable means that every resource can be uniquely identified via well-defined syntax.

A specialized type only declares class attributes for the elements that it uniquely declares.

A searched DELETE statement deletes multiple rows if the search condition does not uniquely identify a single row.

Which of the following idioms means to have uniquely advantageous conditions?

Both the ability to remember one's experiences and to infer what others think is considered to be uniquely human.

When designing product experiences, most designers focus exclusively on the core interactions that uniquely define a product.

They identify each row in a table uniquely and improve the performance of the database server.

The data model uses an stereotype to identify attributes that uniquely identify instances of the containing class.

The present phase of linear time on your planet is a uniquely opportune juncture for self-review and chosen solitude.

Processes that include any restricted substance shall be uniquely identified and segregated to prevent combination with HSF product.

"It is an important economic boost, and makes us feel uniquely Western, " says Tom Clark of the chamber of commerce.

The crossover also features a new, uniquely designed double-wishbone rear suspension that helps provide exceptional agility and control.

However, given the uniquely human eye-mind link, we interpret art in terms of the real world.

An XMLName can be prefixed with a namespace identifier to uniquely name every node.

Correlation sets are used to uniquely identify business processes using business data.

Until the 1960s, symbolic representation of language was thought to be uniquely human.

This is not to say that BP is necessarily uniquely dangerous.

This vector is uniquely determined in three-dimensional space so you should be able to find phi and theta.

Notice that in System V semaphores, key is used to uniquely identify the semaphore; in Windows, the semaphore is identified by a name.

Uniquely structured as an industry association, FINAT brings together both converters and suppliers.

Uniquely identifies a query plan for a batch that has executed and whose plan resides in the plan cache.

Gets or sets an object used to uniquely identify an asynchronous operation.

The certificate and deployment information identify the application uniquely to ClickOnce on the client computer.

Mr Obama described the Delaware Senator as uniquely qualified to get the United States back on track.

IBM mainframes and their primary application hosting environments are uniquely scalable and reliable.

Let's say you're developing a multithreaded code tracer whose goal is to uniquely identify each thread's path through your code.

The Rooms Are Warmly And Uniquely Decorated, Comfortable And Homely With Elegant Features And Fashionable Furnishings.

The DeviceID property contains a string uniquely identifying the floppy disk drive from other devices on the system.

NET uses to uniquely identify a variation of the response if there are multiple cached responses for a resource.

Ianywhere. Connector. Id (deprecated) An identifier that uniquely identifies the connector.

institutions and is uniquely positioned as the largest foreign bank in the US.

An OpenID Identifier (or just "identifier" ) is a human-readable String of characters that uniquely identifies someone.

Banker friends (I still have a few) say that RBS was uniquely reckless in its bid for ABN Amro.

A string specifying the user name that uniquely identifies the MobiLink client to the MobiLink synchronization server.

The attributes part-of-speech and target provide all the information you need to uniquely identify a synset in the entire WordNet corpus.

Crowne Plaza Shenyang Parkview is located in Huanggu District, nearby the Beiling Park, designed uniquely as a piloting building.

To maintain session scope, session-state providers store session information uniquely for each application.

The Conservatives and the Tory press have sought to present this crisis as a uniquely made-by-Brown British problem.

Each port is named uniquely with respect to its owning classifier.

So having a uniquely recognizable call, like Mlaika's low truck-rumble sound, could be a very useful.

The folder structure creates hierarchical path information that uniquely identifies each object.

Liquid Story Binder is a uniquely designed word processor for professional and aspiring authors, poets, and novelists.

A strong named assembly is uniquely versioned.

Contains an interface ID used to uniquely identify the interface.

An ETag is a string that uniquely identifies a specific version of a component.

Romney hailed McCain as uniquely qualified to lead the war on terror as president.

Dropping fake cockroaches into the real world shows how uniquely convincing augmented reality can be.

In other words, the United States was not, in fact, uniquely well-suited to make use of the world's surplus funds.

Frequency distributions of element combinations may find compound elements that do uniquely determine the data.

Object that uniquely identifies the certificate associated with the signer information.

Within a model namespace, model items are uniquely identified by model identifier numbers.

SEC representatives say their agency is positioned uniquely to share the agency's expertise with international partners.

Fulltext_index_map stores mappings between full-text key columns and internal document IDs that uniquely identify documents.

Buffett understands that the experiences he writes about, and the impulses that drove his career, are uniquely American.

The uniquely human mental process called worrying depends upon having a brain the can reason, remember, reflect, feel, and imagine.

The DeviceID property contains a string uniquely identifying the disk drive with other devices on the system.

An endpoint address uniquely identifies the endpoint for a service.

Can an enterprise be competitive in fierce market competition, survive and grew only when it does well and uniquely in each detail.

the central bank's expertise in setting monetary policy makes it uniquely qualified to identify risks to the financial system.

They have discovered a uniquely private mission and use their special talents to carry out that driving purpose.

Johann Falkenburg is a German wine that offers aromas of honey and apricots with the uniquely tart and sweet flavors of apple pie.

Dynamic sonography uniquely demonstrated the medial joint instability.

Property uniquely identifies this entry in a networked environment.

Your signature would be identifiable and uniquely yours.

Central bankers expect to be unpopular, but the Fed is uniquely vulnerable now.

As you can see in Listing 10, the rule declaration has a name that uniquely identifies it.