The phrase "access of a single" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the access granted to a single entity or individual, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The access of a single user to the system was restricted due to security concerns."
Alternatives: "access for one" or "access by a single user".
The paper introduces an abstract framework for the specification of components with multiple require and provide interfaces that allows the specification of multiple access to a single provide interface.
Generally, processive degradation is thought to improve catalytic efficiency because single-polymer chains are prevented from re-associating with the insoluble material between catalytic cycles, thus reducing the number of times the enzyme has to carry out the energetically unfavorable process of gaining access to a single chain.
The ISO Image Creator has access to a single set of context data processing scripts that are agnostic of a VM's operating system, embedded in the ISO image and responsible for reading context data from the ISO image at run time.
The programme, which aims to provide clinicians at the trusts with access to a single source of patient information, was sparked by the planned future relocation of Papworth hospital to the Cambridge biomedical campus and the expiry of licences for hospital information systems at the Cambridge trust in 2014.
Whatever the emotional appeal of exiting the EU may be to some in our society, there are key facts that we must all remember: UK membership provides unfettered access to a single market of 500 million people, which today is our largest export customer.
This brings one to define documents with a potential complex structure and many fields, and, as a consequence, access control policies can be defined to protect the access to a single field of a complex document with a hierarchical structure.
In a statement, Coadec's Levin says: "The U.K.'s digital startups are clear that they want us to stay in the EU, in order to have access to a single market of 500 million consumers, a talented labour market, and a seat at the table setting the rules.
Without access to a single blade of grass, these "new" dairy cows depended entirely on trucks that delivered a mixture of milled grains, ground soybean and fermented cornstalk called "silage".
