He sometimes refers to himself as "a walking footnote" for his small role in a singular sports event.
As touching is a singular, rare event, this leads to a pronounced temporal credit assignment problem for large state-action spaces such as here.
A Riley is a Riley, a chunk of sensation, a singular field, an event, an encounter.
Selection is a singular and categorical event.
One picture, then, is of the universe beginning in a singular, non-temporal event roughly 13 14 billion years ago.
"How do you remember?" Mr. Kornblum answered, "It's one of those singular events in a person's life".
This series of singular events is filtered through a filter yielding a continuously valued, time varying signal.
Gradually accumulated during regular use (and not prior to acquisition or during catastrophic events, e.g. flood, fire, mould outbreak as such deterioration is the consequence of singular events rather than a continuous process).
Of course, parsimony is a statistical principle that does not necessarily apply to singular events in life's evolution.
It is a dangerous and possibly futile exercise to extrapolate broad meaning from singular events, and Carrère understands that.
"Sometimes singular events or singular plays can change your career, just like sometimes it can be a singular play or just a couple of them that change a game," Groh said.
