Sentence examples for a sample of one from inspiring English sources

Drawing on a sample of one, the solar system, scientists could perhaps be excused for adopting a rather simplistic model for the formation and behavior of planets orbiting stars.

During July 2003 a Treasury representative stated in a Parliamentary answer that analysis on a sample of one pound coins collected in late 2002, showed that approximately one percent were counterfeit.

The study was based on a sample of one hundred and twenty students with moderate or severe primary dysmenorrhea.

Implementation and code availability Run on a sample of one of our locally produced Hi-C data sets (12 million paired reads), the HiCUP pipeline finishes in a reasonable amount of time (~2 hours with sequential processing of two files, a little more than half the time when it is run on two threads [2300 Mhz AMD Opteron Processor, 64Gb RAM]).

Yet the sample for low-income families, as the book had noted, consisted of 22 households in Southern California; for the middle-income families, the author relied on her experience with her own son: a sample of one.

Here's a sample of one of his tweets to Navendu Singh, a supporter of the rival Aam Aadmi Party, on Aug. 16 [WARNING: GRAPHIC]: "Haha moron @NavenduSingh_ don't fret.

In Mr. Jakoby's original story, as in the finished movie, a meteor strikes Earth, carrying a sampling of one-cell alien life forms that rapidly evolve into more dangerous creatures.

We still have a sample of just one, our own planet.

On the opening page, for example, Weiss says that clusters reveal both "profound and trivial" things about American lifestyles: "What prompts some of us to eat Brie and others to devour Velveeta cheese?" he writes, as a sample of, presumably, one of the trivial things clusters can tell us.

But even if he didn't, he is a sample of precisely one.

Annual performance evaluations rather than a sample of a one-year cross-section would have been more informative.