The phrase "a single occupying" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe one entity that occupies a space or position, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "In the context of urban planning, a single occupying force can significantly impact the community's development."
Alternatives: "one occupying" or "a sole occupant".
"But I can't cite the name of a single Occupy Wall Street leader.
— November, 2011, when asked about health care by CNBC's Maria Bartiromo "I have yet to hear a single reporter ask a single Occupy Wall Street person a single rational question about the economy" — November, 2011, at the CNBC debate "I don't know why you guys walk around saying this bologna".
Without a single athlete occupying a top-four place in the world rankings, and the World Championships in Moscow looming just five weeks' distant on the horizon, like the venerable Rolling Stones frontman they were somewhat struggling in the satisfaction stakes.
The approach is derived from double multiple streamtube theory (DMST) and adopts the concept of "Representative streamtube" wherein the entire aerodynamic property of the VAWT is assumed to be represented by a single streamtube occupying a specific azimuthal location.
The method of 3D texture mapping interpolates voxels from a 3D data set onto polygons in arbitrary planes for 2D display, in this case, a single rectangle occupying the surface of the display (Ware & Osborne, 1990).
The islets, taken together, can be thought of as a single organ occupying 1%% of the pancreas weight.
With a single Ca2+ occupying the B metal-binding site, the 3′-OH together with the deoxyribose at the primer end was oriented away from the dNTP.
Currently, our screening rate is ∼15 20 cells/min (corresponding to a single cell occupying the node-pore at any given time).
A coalition of partially occupied sites is thermodynamically indistinguishable from a single fully occupied site.
Because a single company occupies them, they are less subject to changes in the rental market.
