The phrase "a size of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is singular or limited to one unit or instance, often in contexts like statistics or measurements.
Example: "In this study, we found that the sample size was a size of one, which limits the generalizability of the results."
Alternatives: "a single unit" or "one instance".
The bold characters in the equation indicate the vector nature of the force, and the unit vector r̂ is a vector that has a size of one and that points from charge Q2 to charge Q1.
Fig. 1 An experimental run presenting the execution times of subsets with a size of one, when our specific membership function that involves BLAST alignment and phylogenetic profiling building (presented in "Use case study" section ) is run.
Chip the infested wood onsite, to a size of one inch or smaller.
Unit price is for a flyer of size A4 double sided, and a poster of a size of one meter square.
Although it is unlikely that a tumor starts dissemination from a size of one cell, the starting size only marginally affects the metastatic efficiency.
The electric force on a charge Q1 under these conditions, due to a charge Q2 at a distance r, is given by Coulomb's law, The bold characters in the equation indicate the vector nature of the force, and the unit vector r̂ is a vector that has a size of one and that points from charge Q2 to charge Q1.
"Then there was a kitchen the size of one on a buffet car," he said.
Due to the dynamic nature of the resource use, each set can have a different size with a minimum size of one, and a maximum size of Nmax.
Inclusion of an estimate of mutation based on a sample size of one should be clearly inadequate to anybody including Amos!
It's hard to draw long-term conclusions based on a sample size of one.
First, a sample size of one; second, a therapeutic method whose results may not last; third, a gene whose effects seem to be regenerative rather than transformative.
