uniquely specify

Frequency: 6.810.5 per million words

To provide details that identify something in a way that distinguishes it from all others.

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uniquely

Examples (10)

  • Each computer is uniquely specified by its serial number.
  • The genetic code uniquely specifies the sequence of amino acids in a protein.
  • To avoid ambiguity, the patent application must uniquely specify the invention's features.
  • The coordinates uniquely specify the position of any point in space.
  • It is essential to uniquely specify the requirements for each software module.
  • The contract terms uniquely specify the responsibilities of all involved parties.
  • Can you uniquely specify the type of material needed for this component?
  • A digital signature aims to uniquely specify the sender of a message.
  • The new regulations will uniquely specify the safety standards for these products.
  • Without more details, it's impossible to uniquely specify the cause of the problem.