The phrase "a single player as" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are comparing or defining a role or function of a single player in a specific situation or game.
Example: "In this scenario, a single player as the leader can significantly influence the outcome of the game."
Alternatives: "one player as" or "a lone player in the role of".
But the guts had gone from the Goldberg: the whole tension of a performance on piano or harpsichord – the virtuoso demands, the crossing contrapuntal lines, the inner voices, and the sense of wholeness that a single player as opposed to a collective can bring to it.
"Of course it's in our capabilities," said Woodward, when asked if United could really afford to splash out £60m or £70m on a single player as Real Madrid and Barcelona have done.
Instead, each NFL voter selects a single player as MVP, with selectors sometimes splitting a vote between two players.
This suggests that chitosan itself would not be a single player as a phosphorus binder and additional effects are likely to be involved in chitosan-loaded chewing gum.
Feng Tianwei (, ; born 31 August 1986) is a Singaporean table tennis player, ranked 4th in the world as a singles player as of June 2014.
A single player may jump as many as 300 times in a volleyball match.
Bluntly, the outside world will wonder what on earth things have come to when Craig Levein feels compelled to send out a team for a vital game that included not a single player deployed as a striker.
This is because the original Armored Core wasn't just a single player game, as it also had a very solid multiplayer component to it.
I did sink 40 hours into it, which should theoretically be more than enough to finish any single player game, but DA I's philosophy as existing less as a single player RPG and more as a single player MMO consumed by pointless side-quests, extends the playing time exponentially, and ultimately creates a shallow experience.
A single player career mode is available, as well both competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes ("DJ vs DJ"), playable locally or remotely.
The game is a role-play game (Apperley 2006) for a single player and was developed as web-based game.
