The phrase "a single trap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific trap, often in contexts related to hunting, gaming, or metaphorical situations.
Example: "The hunter set a single trap in the forest, hoping to catch the elusive fox."
Alternatives: "one trap" or "a lone trap".
Another, Grunwald notes, caught a third of a million mosquitoes in a single trap in a single night.
A trapshooting field (see illustration) consists of a single trap house located 15 metres (16 yards) in front of five shooting stations.
A sequential three-state model lumps all the roughness into a single trap.
The maximum capture for a single trap was 334 cyprids over one tide.
Using the SBW aggregation pheromone and ETB sex pheromone we optimized and tested a single trap for both species.
Conventional hydrocarbon accumulation usually refers to an individual hydrocarbon accumulation in a single trap with a uniform pressure system and oil water contact.
The two species of mice included in this dataset were caught in the same small village in a single trapping campaign, suggesting that they share the same habitat.
Furthermore, standardizing sampling effort to a single trapping period with a goal of 10 animals/transect should have ensured that the animals that were captured, and their disease status, were representative of the at-large population (30 ).
The ratios of high-order field components (octopole A4 and dodecapole A6) over quadrupole field A2 inside a single trapping cell are A4/ A2 = −0.199 and A6/ A2 = 0.303, respectively (see Supporting Information for calculation of A2, A4, and A6).
In our trapping system, a single VCSEL trap serves as a collector and distributor, while an array of VCSEL traps functions like a chip, enabling parallel processing of multiple objects.
Therefore the idea of integrating multiple ion trap arrays in a single ion trap chip was proposed [12,51].
