Moreover, the means of communication, which had scarcely undergone any change since the dawn of history, imposed definite limits on the length of the fronts that could be controlled by a single commander three to four miles at most.
The restoration of the ecclesiastical structure in the region saw the two former East Anglian bishoprics replaced by a single one based at North Elmham.
The BT49's disc brakes are mounted outboard, within the wheel hubs, and are activated by a single four piston brake caliper for each wheel.
It is likely that melanin production is constrained by a variety of factors rather than by a single one [5].
The monophyly of Aotus was corroborated by a single three base deletion in Aotus respective to Cebus SRY.
No great difference might be observed by blocking a single one but we can not deny its role.
By contrast, not a single one of 25 colorectal patients lacking mutations in mismatch repair genes responded.
Of the seven series played since South Africa's return to world cricket in the early 1990s, two have been drawn and the other five won by a single match — two by England, three by South Africa.
The subsequent five visits were done by a single investigator (two by EL, three by TB).
Of the 39 remaining practices, 32 were led by a single physician, six were led by two physicians, and one practice had three physicians.
Meanwhile, Japan, the defending World Cup champion, is the tournament's only unbeaten, untied team and it too has won every game by a single goal, three by 1-0 and two by 2-1.
