The phrase "a single presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one instance or occurrence of a presentation, often in contexts like meetings, conferences, or educational settings.
Example: "The conference will feature a single presentation on the latest advancements in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "one presentation" or "a solo presentation".
The measures effectively show what one learns about which stimulus was presented from a single presentation of the stimulus at any randomly chosen transform.
A disadvantage of computer administration, however, is that presenting many alternatives in a single presentation may not be possible because limited screen real estate may sharply limit the number of attributes and alternatives that may appear in choice sets.
Here then we have a minimal pair: a single presentation understood in two ways.
Would it not be better if judges had available a wider range of marks, building up their scores in increments made up from optimal 10's, and including the scoring of individual movements, rather than relying on a single technical mark and a single presentation mark?
Epoch is a single presentation of each input/output data on the training set.
Brentano rejects this traditional view by pointing out that judgements may arise also from a single presentation.
This initial report was in a single clinical presentation, metabolic alkalosis, but has now also been observed in three other presentations in the clinical presentation of nephrology (metabolic acidosis, hyponatremia and hyperkalemia) [ 9].
Initial research has reported that the single presentation of a conditioned stimulus prior to extinction learning can permanently block the return of fear.
25 The TRUST ADP, which incorporates a structured risk-assessment and single presentation hs-cTnT blood draw, has the potential to allow early discharge in 40% of patients with suspected ACS.
It's a world of informal manners yet intense status competition, in which a single seminar presentation can suddenly transform a young man or woman into an academic star.
Finally, you can export this data in a single PowerPoint presentation or PDF file.
