The phrase "a single calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific mathematical operation or computation.
Example: "To solve the problem, we only need to perform a single calculation to find the answer."
Alternatives: "one calculation" or "a solitary calculation".
A single calculation involving N qubits would be like doing 2N calculations at once.
The application of the corrective data, for instance, is a single calculation known as matrix multiplication.
In short translations, management accounting calculations extend or reduce innovation activities via a single calculation.
It mechanized not just a single calculation but a whole series of calculations on a number of variables to solve a complex problem.
In a single calculation that ran for 60 days and nights in 1951 (cloaked as "pure math"), MANIAC proved the feasibility of a hydrogen device.
However, when the energy costs of moving the data needed to do a single calculation — moving 200 bits of data in and out of memory multiple times — the real energy cost of a single calculation might be anywhere from 1,000 to 10,000 picojoules.
It calculates these functions using a single FFT calculation and is much faster than the well-known docking program ZDOCK [ 13], which requires eight FFT calculations.
A teraflop is a measure of a computer's processing speed that is 1 trillion floating point operations per second; an operation could be a single mathematical calculation, such as addition or multiplication.
A single UTA calculation along with the use of fundamental overall system balance equations is sufficient to establish complete targets for a problem.
Why would you want one or two banks to become so large in terms of their assets relative to gross domestic product that a single mistaken calculation can bring down the economy?
The proposed encoding allows finding a valid word in the dictionary for a given permuted word (represented using the proposed approach) using only a single operation– calculation of Hamming distance to the distributed representations of valid words in the dictionary.
