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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a entity" is not correct in written English; it should be "an entity." You can use "an entity" when referring to a distinct and independent existence, often in legal, business, or philosophical contexts.
Example: "The company is recognized as an entity in the eyes of the law."
Alternatives: "a being" or "a unit".
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In Fig. 5 we show two fragments (e.g., BookStorageA and StoreToA), both provided by Storage Area A entity.
A entity affiliated with the YankeesNets, Puck Holdings, will pay Mr. McMullen about $175 million, but never had a man been so reluctant to accept twice as much as his team should go for.
(a) Entity identifier defined, as shown in Table 1.
I don't think they're doing a good enough job of that, but I have no doubt that is hard to change things on the fly with a entity that is exploding in popularity as quickly as the App Store is.
The framework consists of a high-level, semantic view of the scientific domain in a Entity graph (e.g. Gene, Disease, Protein), that is mapped to the data sources of interest in a Source-Entity graph (e.g. SwissProt, UniGene, TrEMBL).
Hepatic epithelioid haemangio-endothelioma is a rare and unique neoplasm of vascular origin, now considered a entity distinct from usual haemangioma, infantile type of haemangio-endothelioma or angiosarcoma (Ishak et al, 1984).
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Kościuszko called such an entity "a joke".
"I'm an entity, not a fashion," Mr. Goodman said.
How to capture such an entity in a book?
Terrorism is a weapon, not an entity unto itself.
His mustache is an entity and a signature.
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