How to pronounce “uniqueness”(noun) in English

So biological also-- it's 18 and16, which is much less than the standard specification.The uniqueness of this place comes from the fact that every waste is becoming a precious resource.

And in our machine organizations, we try to extinguish individuality in order to reach our goal of certainty.We trade uniqueness for control and barter our humanness for petty performance measures." It's interesting.You look at some of these experiential companies that rely on the customer experience, for instance, airlines.

or woman who thinks and knows he thinks.I call this the fallacy of uniqueness.

And I sent that piece of paper over to my attorneys.But you need to find a uniqueness.

But you have to understand that it's not about you, it's about them.And if you are able to help someone you really have to remember that the uniqueness has to comefrom them back from you.

And it's a lot harder to get accommodations, such as interpreters, captioning, digital Braille.But in other cultures, the individual's uniqueness is more celebrated.So you asked specifically about laws and legislation.

agency is part of what makes Thought A feel like it generates Thought B.One of the things that's always struck me is the sense of uniqueness has particularly extended to our

agency is part of what makes Thought A feel like it generates Thought B.Now we think we're unique because we have these feelings of uniqueness.

agency is part of what makes Thought A feel like it generates Thought B.So it's ironically it's our biology dictates our sense of uniqueness.

that's a word. So, all along the way, I had always and am always and have always been a lover of Europeanwines. And I love European wines for their uniqueness, their specificity, they're sort of about something. This mysterious other element. And what is this mysterious otherelement? This mysterious other element is terroir. It's a sense of place. It's this idea that a wine can be not just about the grape, but somehow also capture a quality of a place.

Also this particular point of view that I take is - a bird can move, right? It's dynamic.You can go low so it's low enough to see the details and the uniqueness of each individual but it's also a more - you know, it's a point of view that allows you to see other thingsas well like what emerges are patterns, what emerges are like the result, the cumulative

Cut. I know, I know.Giving people less choice can be linked still to a sense of identity, a sense of uniqueness.

But I also see something afraid, something that I was, something that was unsure.And I really encourage people to look into the darkness and look into places that you would not normally look to find uniqueness and specialness, because that'swhere the diamonds are hiding.

and um and certainly here at Google I've spotted a a digital native here and there and there there's certainly some uh some in the audience I'm lookingforward to hearing from you guys as we continue the discussion um certainly others have highlighted um this the existence and the uniqueness of thispopulation before um for example former FCC chairman Michael Powell calls digital natives homo digitus uh people

And entrepreneurs think that way.The third thing here is something that people rarely talk about, but I think it's really important, which is bringing your uniqueness into it, your unique essence.So each of you are different than any other person in this room or any other person on the planet.

And so the movement of the whole system is what this entrepreneur is about.So this book is full of 15 stories of people who go after the whole system, make promises beyond ableness, bring their uniqueness and distinctiveness to it,and make something amazing happen.

It's hard to get, right?Are we really paying attention to keeping everybody who works here connected to it, and feeling like their own uniqueness can be brought to it?

We have only really begun to read historical documents thinking of the natural world, the physical world, as a context for understanding human to human relations.Circumnavigators' long tradition, 500-year tradition, of engagement with the planet questions our sense of historical uniqueness.Maybe we're not the first generation that has a planetary consciousness.

Right? It was malleable; it could change to fit the situation. And I think it's Hopper's habit that she already had in the 1930's which helped create the uniqueness of the computer

way that was absolutely unique. Barak Obama did not become president because of his vast legislative experience. Barak Obama did not become president because of his uniqueness