Sentences with phrase «described as a unique»

Tidmarsh Farms is described as a unique property and opportunity, with the Town and Massachusetts state environmental agencies playing pivotal roles as partners.

The personal qualities of «best» teachers can be categorized as unique, humorous, down to earth and physically attractive, while «worst» teachers were also described as unique, but negatively so, as well as bad - tempered, condescending and unattractive.

We have published articles such as How to Write a Winning Profile (so you can work out how to describe yourself as the unique individual that you are, and increase the chances of the right person finding you online:).

Mainly, they found it mystic and sexy; they describe it as unique experience they are ready to repeat over and over again.

Born in Campbell River, British Columbia, on April 4, 1970, Pepper had what can only be described as a unique upbringing.

Specifications described as unique to Range Rover Velar First Edition may be available separately or in combination in second and subsequent model years.

Many travel adventures are described as unique but our voyage to Antarctica is truly incomparable.

Each city could be described as a unique form of expression or as a piece of art.

Ni - Oh was revealed at the same show and has been described as a unique mix between Ninja Gaiden and Dark Souls.

In your headline you'll describe yourself as a unique and valuable IT professional and this message will follow you throughout your LinkedIn communications.

But surely the biggest clue is what's described as a unique feature of the property.

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Weber describes the unconscious feeling of a brand as its unique «fantasy.»

«What a unique opportunity to traverse the Bubble and post-Bubble years with Frank Martin, exactly as he described them to his clients in real time.

Hardly a cat's - paw of the pope — he describes religion as «a toxic issue» — Tiger has repeatedly emphasized the centrality of the sexual revolution to today's unique problems.

Now John describes this unique person of his as the Logos.

«Son of God» does not refer to Jesus as the Messiah; Mark has other ways of describing this; it is his way of describing Jesus» utterly unique relationship to God and His purpose.

With phenomenal sensitivity and what we may describe only as inspired judgment, he extracts from Israel's total heritage her truest and most enduring insights, the unique qualities of her understanding of history, and the essence of her historical faith.

We must ask, given our unique situation which I have just described: Can we continue to talk about God and ourselves as we have in the past?

It is true that the categories taken together are unique enough to distinguish just one individual, God, and Hartshorne has acknowledged that they can in that sense be described as «determinate» (PS 10:95).

Additionally, the anniversary celebration featured the release of The Hennessy 250 Collector's Blend, which the company describes as «a unique anniversary blend, born of select aging in 250 specially constructed casks; a blend crafted to illustrate our enduring pursuit of perfection in cognac.»

The company's reputation is tied to its unique and creative menu, which Cernadas describes as a «sensational adventure in bold flavors.»

Craft cocktails are handmade and often described as complex, unique and delicious.

Outlook Group describes itself as a full - solution packaging manufacturer that understands customers» unique needs in targeted segments and rejects the notion that one solution fits all, Schmidt says.

The company describes Sushi Roku as a «unique culinary experience that bridges past and present [and] is the result of an eagerness to embrace new ideas and a profound respect for tradition.»

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As I listened to her describe this admittedly creative and unique take on a familiar drink, I started soaking up inspiration for what would eventually become these sundaes.

They have a unique fragrant flavour which has been described as a cross between a pineapple and guava.

The staff describe the team as «more of a family group» than a traditional collection of employees, which they attribute to their unique family dynamic.

Seven people who have eaten frozen pomegranate purchased at Coles have been diagnosed with a unique strain of hepatitis A, prompting a recall of what the company behind the product describes as «a relatively small batch».

The word is mostly used to describe the unique taste and flavors in wine, as the geography, geology, and climate of where grapes are grown affect the grapes themselves.

Nat often describes her work as supporting parents and children so that they find the unique rhythm in their own dance.

Tony Oliver - Braid, has described Osun as a very unique state in the whole of the country.

The chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, described Adeboye as a unique example of inspirational leadership, saying Adeboye's influence cuts across tribe, class, and even religion.

«I think when it comes to the banking system, people are living in denial about quite how vulnerable we are as an economy,» he warned, describing Britain's economy as being placed in a «unique constellation of vulnerabilities».

There is undoubtedly a reluctance on the part of the WTO to recognise what are described as «process and production methods» or PPMs when dealing with world trade disputes but as I stated earlier, farming is unique and unlike any other industry and we must be ensure that the WTO opens its eyes to that fact.

Both agreements describe the service as «specialized» and «unique,», but list the same job description: «to promote and attract film industry projects to Nassau County with the purpose of advancing the marketability of the county and its many famous and historic sites and attractions.»

The President described the entrepreneurship nature of the Ndigbo as «unique;» noting that other ethnic nationalities should embrace it to move the country forward.

Former President Jonathan at that time described June 12 as a unique day that changed the political history of the nation, saying that though the Federal Government was yet to recognize the day as a public holiday, some state governments had done so.

Turtles are often described as evolutionary monsters, with a unique body plan and a shell that is considered to be one of the most intriguing structures in the animal kingdom.

You describe human language as a unique trait.

Scientists not involved in the new studies used phrases such as «unique insights» and «major advance» to describe the results.

The scientists researching indoor arthropods describe home environments as their own unique, thriving ecosystems.

«Finding a doubly heavy quark baryon is of great interest, as it will provide a unique tool to further probe quantum chromodynamics [QCD]-- the theory that describes the strong [force], one of the four fundamental forces,» LHCb spokesperson Giovanni Passaleva said in a statement.

They described how this unique comet lost mass in advance of reaching perihelion and most likely broke up during its closest approach, as well, as summarized what this means for determining what the comet was made of.

That, along with unique morphological features, led the scientists to begin describing the larva as a new species despite the absence of adults.

Such preconceptions, which Fisher describes as «the stereotype of the broken veteran,» coupled with a lack of appreciation for veterans» unique qualifications, can help explain why there aren't as many veterans in academic science as there could be.

The proposal may also describe a unique technology that could be offered as a frontline service.

These specific groups include T - cell subtypes (such as CD4 + CD25 + T cells), as well as a unique fraction of DCs described as semimmature DCs, all of whom were shown to possess immune - modulating properties.

But the Aroeira 3 cranium is different, and the PNAS study describes it as having features that are characteristic of its era yet in a «combination» that is unique among the other fossils of its era, perhaps because separate populations looked different from one another.

In this section, we describe our state's unique geography and topography, as well as current climatology and the historical climate trends that have led us to the present day.