However, where the size of an important batch of arms is known and is uniquely identifiable (i.e., through sequential serial numbers), it is possible to check how many have been retrieved.

People give to identifiable victims.

leading more clearly identifiable animals.

It's a uniquely human achievement.

A name that uniquely identifies a connection

So we're not in a uniquely hospitable place.

So, our brain does make us uniquely us.

So, we're not in a uniquely hospitable place.

Europe s problem is that it lacks a clearly identifiable leader.

Tilt rods are exposed over the earth and easily identifiable.

Five years ago we committed ourselves to eight identifiable Development Goals.

These particles are not uniquely identified by their six charges.

Of course, malicious imprisonment is by no means uniquely American.

Kuwait acknowledges that the 35 additional deaths do not represent identifiable individuals.

There was no identifiable soot in the depth of the entry wound.

Protests are common, but one collective has made theirs uniquely Andalusian.

The resulting delivery capacity of the United Nations is uniquely strong.

And I think it's a basis of many uniquely human abilities

Saudi Arabia acknowledges that the figure of 1,397 does not represent identifiable individuals.

And government has certain benefits it can uniquely bestow on these markets.

Deterministic environment is one where your agent's actions uniquely determine the outcome.

Raise your hand if anyone's ever told you 'youth' or 'uniquely qualified.'

But as a neuroscientist, there is a problem language is uniquely human.

Warn me when I visit a site that uses my non personally identifiable information

15. The effects of uncleared land mines are easily identifiable, although difficult to quantify.

Many historians have argued that German society under Hitler was somehow uniquely evil.

UNDP is uniquely positioned at the centre of the United Nations country presence.

Nepal itself is the home of a uniquely fascinating and rich cultural diversity.

And not uniquely but certainly, the octopus in Australia are masters at camouflage.

It specifies certain benefits that the state can uniquely bestow on the operators.

Uniquely among all the concentration camp survivors we know, he was born there.

Many concepts essential to understanding soil come from individuals not identifiable strictly as soil scientists.

The information aims to ensure that units of land and areas of land are identifiable.

There has been an identifiable decline in contributions to the trust fund in recent years.

(d) Reimbursement for additional and clearly identifiable workload to be negotiated at the local level.

It suggests, however, that there are many patterns and identifiable groups of countries fitting them.

Unlike us, a hyper intelligent coral would be uniquely prepared to understand quantum mechanics.

Five factors suggest that Japan faces a uniquely difficult and uncertain set of challenges.

The Fund was committed to such collaboration and uniquely positioned to carry it out.

Its development system was composed of a uniquely rich group of organizations and programmes.

And GM crops currently in development will deliver even more direct and easily identifiable consumer benefits.

The concepts used for defining and grouping items in the classification are also different (if identifiable).

In every case, these are dynamic, living peoples being driven out of existence by identifiable forces.

4. The Committee was uniquely qualified to make a contribution with regard to legal protection.

Socio economic goods and services are easily identifiable in the cases of fisheries and marine genetic resources.