Sentence examples for a single settled from inspiring English sources

What's the point – academic or financial – of a single, settled view of history that never changes, whatever fresh evidence can be brought to bear?

Any one way of knowing someone, his novel reminds us, is apt to be a drastic simplification; identities are crisscross assemblages of experiences, often traumatic, that defy a single, settled view -- especially because survival often requires leaving them behind.

THE PAST AND FUTURE OF A LIBERAL COURT To understand today's jurisprudential crisis, it helps to recognize that liberal constitutional thought is not a single settled body of doctrine but rather a set of ideas that has evolved in response to political, social and economic challenges.

For proppant settling in pipes and narrow slots, existing experimental correlations relate average slurry settling velocity to a single particle settling velocity based on particle concentrations assuming uniform spatial distribution in the fluid (Hannah and Harrington 1981; Harrington et al. 1979; Novotny 1977; Shah 1982, 1993; Shah and Lee 1986; Shah and Lord 1990; Shah et al. 2007).

As the particle volumetric concentration increases, the ratio of settling rates of concentrated slurry to a single particle settling decreases.

This morning, a single guest settles into the armchair where James Gandolfini sat, at the height of his reign as Tony Soprano, for a penitential interview with The National Enquirer during the ugly rounds of divorce.

The aim of comparing the settling velocity with a single particle settling is to remove the effect of fluid dynamic viscosity and particle size from the relations.

The results are presented using relative particle velocity parameter, which is the ratio of average proppant settling velocity and a single particle terminal settling velocity.

But Hairston booted an Adam Jones grounder, Nick Markakis followed with a single, and Pettitte settled for eight strong innings in the Yankees' 5-1 victoverover the Baltimore Orioles.

In HIGH COUNTRY FALL (Mysterious Press/Warner, $24), the 10th book in a series on which not a single fly has settled, those arts seem to run to tourist-baiting, backstabbing and real estate fiddles.

Disagreement on the inclusion of a single study was settled by discussion, or a third investigator was consulted.