Sentence examples for a single starting from inspiring English sources

Aggregating the peak density maps from multiple starting locations should minimize the potential bias of a single starting seed location and provide the estimates of area centers across broad expanses of the brain's cortical and subcortical structures.

Nor has it shown that every type of mature cell can be derived from a single starting cell, a rigorous test of a stem cell's properties.

For the last six years, each song performed for the department store's adverts has been released as a single, starting in 2009 when Taken by Trees' covered "Sweet Child o' Mine".

But unlike the "Red Riding Trilogy," the British counterpart, which spans a period of a decade, "Dreileben" adopts a kind of cubist method, allowing each director to tackle a single starting point from a radically different angle.

The collection was generated from a single starting material, 4,7-dichloropyrido[3,2-d]pyrimidine, which afforded the final compounds after two steps: a sequential or one-pot sequence including selective cross coupling reactions in C-4, followed by the second cross-coupling in C-7.

As Sports Illustrated detailed this week there isn't a single starting running back in the NFL who is white.

At W.R. Hambrecht, a San Francisco investment bank, $5,000 buys a stake in investment vehicles that each back a single start-up.

Capuano would not have been able to participate in the playoffs and would have been used for a single start on Sunday against the Yankees in New York.

The Airbus chief executive, Thomas Enders, said those cancellations included a 65-plane order from a single start-up airline that folded amid high fuel prices in the first half of 2008.

This pattern of hippocampal activation was also obtained in a second version of the task that only used a single start arm instead of multiple start arms.

These tests are expensive and time-demanding, e.g., a single start-up experiment can take more than 12 h to be performed.