Sentence examples for by a single occurrence from inspiring English sources

Somewhere else the same sequence of zeros and sevens may appear, only this time interrupted by a single occurrence of the digit 3. Another accident.

Denote by w ~ the compressed form of w, which replaces each run in w by a single occurrence of the corresponding letter.

Of these, 359 were represented by more than a single occurrence of the peptide in the dataset.

Since the granularities of archetypes and data requirements are not always identical, archetypes composed by archetype slots with a single occurrence represent one concept, and can be embedded together in data requirements.

The insurers have argued that the policy outline agreed to by the insurers defines as a single occurrence all losses or damages from a single cause or a series of similar causes.

Denote by ins, dup and del costs associated with the insertion, duplication and deletion operations applied to a letter α in the alphabet, respectively, by cont the cost of contracting two consecutive occurrences of α into a single occurrence, and by mut the cost of mutating α to a letter β.

Multiple complications were experienced by 6 patients, while 8 patients had a single occurrence of a complication.

To remove this effect, we considered stretches of one repeated domain as a single occurrence following the approach by Ekman et al. [ 31].

The court has already ruled that three insurers, with a total coverage of $112 million, were bound by Wilprop, which regards the destruction of the trade center as a single occurrence.

But Judge Martin ruled yesterday that the attack on the trade center was a single occurrence under the terms of the insurance form used by Hartford Fire Insurance, Royal Indemnity and the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

"However, these three insurers' coverage amounts to a total of $112 million per occurrence, so that limiting these insurers to a single occurrence does not have a material effect on the overall amounts of $6.7 billion to be recovered in the litigation".