Historically speaking an architect or engineer was not only unique, they were powerful.
Fans truly feel that the team is part of them, not only due to the public unique ownership structure.
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Thus, teachers will not only be familiarized with a unique collection of open digital educational resources, but they will also be trained to link them with innovative pedagogical practices, such as using real world learning activities, implementing resource based and project-based approaches.
Each of us can be valuable as unique individuals and not only as members of groups.
Police commissioner Barry Coppinger is recommending Mrs Cheer and said getting only one applicant was not unique.
Not only was it not proprietary or unique in any way, but it was wholly disconnected from the blather about prices.
Because it takes virtually all residential property sales into account, the Land Registry's figures can provide a unique insight into not only national but local prices.
Not only are Onavo Count's insights unique, but Onavo Count is also the only app data usage monitor that prevents battery drainage by using cloud-based technologies!
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That Rathore's village offered education only at the primary level is not unique, said Thrity Cawasji, a UNICEF assistant communication officer who translated the conversation between Rathore and CNN.
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Organizations must virtualize this unique data set so that not only multiple applications can reuse the same data footprint, but also the smaller data footprint can be stored on any vendor-independent storage device.
What makes this guest ranch unique is that it will not only be owned and operated by The Broadmoor, but the guests at the Ranch will also have full access to all of the amenities, recreation and dining available at The Broadmoor.
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But it is not only numbers that make Shanghai's Deco heritage unique.
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Additionally, the COOLPIX P520 allows users to not only shoot images from a distance, but also at unique angles thanks to a versatile 3.2-inch Vari-Angle LCD monitor.
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This nonconformism teases a feature that would have allowed users to make use of all those extra tiles, customizing unique home screens that was representative of not only their own use, but of Microsoft's entire design aesthetic.
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Not only does the author clearly define the problem, he proposes some unique solutions and ideas to train your dog quicker and keep both you, your carpet and Fido happy.
The Boat Race is unique because it takes place over a course that not only twists and turns - unlike the 2, 000m Olympic course - but does so on tidal water, where the pace of the stream varies, and conditions are never the same from one day to the next.
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If you learn one unique thing about each person you meet, you can not only remember them better, but also start a conversation that leads you to that next level of connection.
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As businesses become increasingly globalized, the unique corporate values that have been developed through this process must permeate not only the business activities that take place within Japan but also those that are being pursued in other parts of the world.
In that sense, the powers that be have their work cut out for them, with the heavy responsibility of determining what diagnosis to slap on a unique constellation of symptoms that are often only conveyed through words, not pictures or lab tests.
Ahuja knew that his success would depend on understanding not only the local Indian context but also the Midwest American culture in which Target was founded and the unique corporate culture of the company itself.
But rare earth elements were not known to exist until a couple of hundred years ago, and only in more recent history have their unique properties been put to significant use.
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Not only does the package include inserts for cutting through the plastic, but it highlights the product's unique presentation controls by offering a rotating plastic pod that functions as a hard carrying case once the product is unpacked.
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In between live songs that utilize the unique call-and-response that has made the band so popular, the Hammels describe not only a desire to try something new, but also the necessity to progress musically.
Speaking on Wednesday, he said that "the establishment of an Institute of Ulster-Scots Studies offered a unique opportunity to promote the understanding of Ulster-Scots' language, history and culture, not only within the context of Northern Ireland but beyond".
"Not only will our premium ales be distributed in Australia and across the Pacific Rim but the agreement offers us a unique opportunity to brew and sell their award winning gluten free range of beers in the UK", he said.
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