The phrase "a singular point to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific focus or a unique aspect of a discussion or argument.
Example: "In this analysis, we will focus on a singular point to illustrate the importance of sustainable practices in business."
Alternatives: "a specific point to" or "a unique aspect to".
→ Will document contracting and security review processes in a singular point, hoping to positively influence acquisition policy through transparency.
As the reader can observe, a singular point corresponds to a point where a topological change arises in the corresponding contour.
First, for a fixed value of parameter p, the (y_{0}) value of a singular point suffices to have explicit expressions of all the other components.
When the range of the free energy of binding shrinks to a singular point, γ approaches to 1, in which case it is equivalent to the conventional Langmiur model.
It is further shown that this threshold point is also a singular point with respect to r in the asymptotic estimate of the second moment of the number of solutions.
It is easy to see that x j is a singular point and we need to deal with it piecewisely.
For example, if the trait evolves by accumulation of mutations of small magnitude and if the fitness is frequency dependent, a continuous trait may show convergence to a singular point followed by spontaneous splitting of a unimodal trait distribution into a bimodal (or multimodal) one, referred to as "evolutionary branching" (Metz et al. 1992 , 1996 Geritz et al. 1997).
It is shown that every azeotropic point and pure component vertex corresponds to a singular point and that both elementary and non-elementary singular points may arise.
Uphill movement, on the other hand, is necessarily to a singular point and uses approximate uphill Newton-like predictor steps combined with intermittent corrector steps.
Second, for a given (y_{0}) value, there exists a unique value of p such that (y_{0}) corresponds to a singular point.
