The phrase "and only one data" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it would be more appropriate to say "and only one piece of data" or "and only one datum."
Example: "In this experiment, we collected various samples, but we found that only one data point was significant."
Alternatives: "and only one piece of information" or "and only one datum."
Moreover, it only allows each user to have a single receive antenna, and consequently only one data stream can be transmitted to each user.
For example, as shown in Fig. 3, (W_2) and (W_3) are adjacent windows and there is only one data that is different.
The proposed design builds on Gardner's toggle switch, to provide a more sophisticated device that can be synchronized with other devices within the same cell, and which requires only one data input.
With data generated under a one genetic factor model (four time points; heritability of.6; unique environmental effects at.4), the power to detect a genetic risk variant was.96 when a sum score of the four observations was analyzed, and.56 when only one data point was analyzed (α = .01; with a power of.99 for the true model).
Four models based on only one data type perform significantly worse compared to MPT1.
The parallelization is achieved by developing an asynchronous parallel wavelet transform, which allows one to perform parallel wavelet transform and derivative calculations with only one data synchronization at the highest level of resolution.
This is because 1) not all of the complex aspects of microbiology reports were anticipated when the data model was developed; 2) microbiology reports from client laboratories may have formats incompatible with the data model; and 3) MUMPS has only one data type, so there are no data type checks.
But it comes with two caveats: it only includes information about users who are actually driving revenue either through direct payments or offers (in other words, it neglects to take into account any advertising revenue) and the figures come from only one data point.
However, they assumed only one data source, and unlimited buffers in vehicles for storing information.
