The phrase "a nerve one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is nerve-wracking or related to nerves, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "That was a nerve-wracking experience for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "a nerve-wracking one" or "a nerve-racking situation."
As president, he also touched a popular nerve, one emphasized by taped wartime interviews with citizens across the country that can be sampled at an audio kiosk.
Bao has described2 what she calls an 'artificial nerve', one that mimics skin mechanoreceptors, neurons and the synapses that connect them to the spinal cord.
Of Swiss Army Man, which makes its nationwide debut this Friday, July 1, esteemed critics at RogerEbert.com write, "The Daniels have made a film that's at once a labor of love and a work of sheer arrogant nerve, one that is as likely to be described as a classic, an ambitious misfire, and one of the worst films ever made by any three people who see it together.
It takes a long time to get up the nerve," one confides.
It's an old story by now in the evolving South, but it touched a nerve in one person in the arena.
Sarin is a nerve agent, one of a class of chemical weapons that affect the brain's ability to communicate with the body's organs through the nervous system.
Iraq has admitted that in the 1990's it possessed, among other goodies, 2,245 gallons of anthrax agent (which can kill billions), 5,125 gallons of botulinum toxin (enough to kill the earth's population several times over), four metric tons of VX, a nerve gas one drop of which can kill.
Apparantly I struck a nerve in one Porsche fanboy and I thought everyone would get a kick out of his spirited response.
In order to emulate the functions of a nerve synapse, one multiple-state analog memory in the transition process of high and low resistance states should be obtained at first. Figure 2a shows the I V characteristics of the device measured by a modified DC double sweep.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese cabinet ministers on Tuesday moved to shore up confidence in U.S. debt after Standard & Poor's threatened to lower its credit rating on the world's largest economy due to a bulging budget deficit, touching a nerve with one of the largest holders of Treasuries.
