Sentence examples for by only one type from inspiring English sources
We focused on five water regions, which were served by only one type of water treatment plant.
Beside classical dendrimers constituted by only one type of branches and one type of functional terminal groups, more sophisticated dendritic architectures are described, for instance, in which two types of functional groups or branches can coexist.
In the existing researches of [15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23], the control signal was responded by only one type of DSR aggregator.
This connective tissue is produced by only one type of specialized cell, the chondrocyte.
In spite of this, the arrays identified a small number of genes that were regulated by only one type of variant.
Consequently, analyses of animal EST databases reveal that RP appeared to have only one type of mRNA; the exceptions are rare, for example, in the channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) EST analysis has revealed, except for three protein types, that each other RP type is encoded by only one type of mRNA [ 44, 45].
Note that the resource allocation problem in multi-class dynamic PERT networks is a generalization of the resource allocation problem in dynamic PERT network, investigated by Azaron and Tavakkoli-Moghaddam (2007) by considering only one type (class) of projects in multi-project system.
In this section, we present a heuristic algorithm for consumable resource allocation problem in multi-class dynamic PERT networks, while this problem is a generalization of the resource allocation problem in dynamic PERT network, as investigated by Azaron and Tavakkoli-Moghaddam (2007) by considering only one type (class) of projects in multi-project system.
One is to specialize by having only one type (for example, only Republicans who specialize in the defense industry).
By using only one type, the designer need not be concerned with conversion functions when integrating different modules together.
However, adjustable parameters of a damper are designed by considering only one type of environmental loads; either normal-condition load or extreme-condition load.
