The phrase "a singularity of" is not a correct or usable phrase in English.
You can, however, use singularity to refer to a distinct trait or quality that makes something unique. For example, the poem had a singularity of beauty that made it stand out for the rest.
The cloaking based on singular transformations can not avoid a singularity of the resulting Laplace Beltrami operator because singular transformations blow up one point to a sphere.
Initial results from new calculations of interacting anti-parallel Euler vortices are presented with the objective of understanding the origins of singular scaling presented by Kerr [R.M. Kerr, Evidence for a singularity of the three-dimensional, incompressible Euler equations, Phys. Fluids 5 (1993) 1725 1746] and the lack thereof by Hou and Li [T.Y.
With a singularity of purpose, America can develop an antidote.
Trudeau, who, before long, did incorporate September 11th into "Doonesbury," admires McGruder, but he said that such a singularity of purpose "always runs the danger of becoming tedious".
Yet for all its perversities, the Toneelgroep's Roman marathon has a singularity of purpose that holds your attention from the opening blow to the very last asp.
In his ability to generate a singularity of purpose, a sense of defiance and sheer visceral thrill, he has more in common with Mick Jagger, Bono and Pete Townshend than with some of his contemporaries.
However, in many applications, it reaches its limitations, such as oscillations of coefficients at a singularity, lack of directional selectivity in higher dimensions, aliasing, and consequent shift variance.
Playing right field with an enlarged prostate requires a certain singularity of purpose, a steadfastness of mind.
Dan Alilpaz asks: Before the inception of the universe, there apparently existed only a singularity, outside of which existed 'nothing'nothing
It's about time the religious and spiritual communities begin addressing these questions with a "singularity university" of their own.
The principal general result is that an algebraic singularity of a certain order is required to obtain dynamics of a certain dimensionality.
