Sentence examples for at any single time from inspiring English sources
Except during rush hour, rarely are more than one or two people on the steps at any single time.
Thus, process elements are required to identify the "bits" within an ontology that are required at any single time.
Messages are forwarded using a basically single-copy approach, meaning that there is only one regular copy of a message in the network at any single time.
On the one hand, there are single-copy solutions, in which only one copy of each message is present in the network at any single time.
We show that it is always possible to produce an equilibrium where the actions, at any single time point, are those prescribed either by the first choice rule or by the second one.
To believe something, in this sense, needn't involve actively reflecting on it: Of the vast number of things ordinary adults believe, only a few can be at the fore of the mind at any single time.
In the present data, the power at any single time-frequency tile will typically covary with the power in other tiles in inverse proportion to the distance between tiles in the 2-D array.
This is due to the path parameter estimation algorithm, which always estimates a number of outlier paths that appear at random in any single time snapshot.
As with any screen carried out at a single time point in the growth cycle, differences in growth rate and responses to changing growth conditions will influence the rate of progression to quiescence.
The current paper by Prince and colleagues provides insights into the question of maintenance of remission, troubling insights in fact, as they conclude that only about half of individuals in remission at a single time point (by any instrument) remain in remission at a subsequent measurement a year later.
It is, perhaps, not surprising that a strong association between birth weight and the expression of any particular gene, measured at a single time point (delivery, in most cases), has proven elusive, even for genes which have mechanistic links to growth.
