Sentence examples for a unilateral one from inspiring English sources

He noted that 29 countries other than the United States were already taking part, and said it was wrong for critics to portray the operation as having been a unilateral one.

In this situation, the circular plate will separate from the supporting ring in part of the angular region if the bilateral support is replaced by a unilateral one.

A bilateral shape (65.7%) was found more often than a unilateral one (34.3%).

After meetings in Gaza, the Islamists' message to Mr Abbas seems to be yes to a mutual ceasefire, no to a unilateral one.

Cilia operate like flexible oars; they have a unilateral (one-sided) beat lying in a single plane.

Note that the azimuthal trajectories decoded with an opponent channel coding model resemble the actual azimuthal trajectories (Figs 6 A and 7 A) more closely than the azimuthal trajectories decoded with a unilateral, one-channel model.

The study is restricted to simple one- and two-degree-of-freedom systems with a unilateral constraint on one of the degrees of freedom, for which the response can be analytically determined.

Besides, on those patients, if they have a unilateral problem, one hemisphere could be used as a control as in our previous study utilizing a head-of-bed challenge [ 37].

As shown in Table 2, lumbar ribs were found in 11 of 14 cases with lumbarisation (79 %: unilateral rib, two; bilateral, nine), and in two of 206 cases with normal lumbar vertebral configuration (1.0 %: unilateral, one; bilateral, one).

The location of headache (reported in 101 patients) was reported as unilateral (one side of head) 48 (37%), localized (frontal, temporal, occipital, and neck) 25 (19%), and diffuse (whole head) 28 (20%).

In some animal models, selective unilateral lesions of the caudate nucleus have been reported to have little or no consequences on the sleep-wake cycle (Villablanca et al., 1976 b ), whereas others show that effects of bilateral injury of the caudate are actually less pronounced than those of the unilateral one (Vataev and Oganesian, 2000).