A single criterion for identifying the limiting reactant is proposed which can explain most of the data reported in the literature on these reactors.
"The problem with having just a single criterion is that it's all or nothing".
Belyaev's hypothesis was that all domesticated species had been selected for a single criterion: tameness.
Today, there is no longer a single criterion of status in, say, sports.
If there is a single criterion hotels agree on, it is that a dog be well-behaved.
Most of research in production scheduling is concerned with the optimization of a single criterion.
The optimization problem is formulated as a single criterion mixed-integer nonlinear discrete combinatorial task.
Shows like "Ways of the Rivers" can make more conventional presentations feel static and tepid, restricted to a single criterion for what art should be, i.e., beautiful.
(A Chinese banker explained to me that he uses Jiayuan to filter for a single criterion — height — which provides him with a bevy of fashion models).
In fact, the Hyperloop Pod Competition II at SpaceX this summer, which will be open to new and existing teams, is focused on a single criterion: maximum speed.
For moviegoers who have found themselves, as a result, constitutionally averse to watching a faithful canine expire on camera, there's a list available for consultation at doesthedogdie.com, a Web site that catalogues thousands of movies by a single criterion.
