Sentence examples for data and a singular from inspiring English sources

In this way, the probability that the offender is a stranger to the victim, based on the fact that the offender used a knife and wire, can be explicitly assessed within the context of the (specific) pertinent data, and a singular value can be obtained.

The experimental data show a "singular and universal expansivity point" at T* ~ 315 K and αP(T*) ≃ 0.44 10.44K−1.

Specifically, the experimental data show a "singular and universal expansivity point" at T* ~ 315 K and αP(T*) ≃ 0.44 10.44K−1.

The triaxial Bridgman effective stress parameter was able to account, with some limitations, for the notch strengthening by collapsing the notch and uniform gage geometry test data into a singular grouping.

In Berkeley, he used economists and computer analysts to break down energy and water issues, believing that hard data were a singular tool for winning arguments, whether in boardrooms or courtrooms.

The zoomed area is highlighted by the white box Open image in new window Fig. 16 Singular spectrum curves and data residual convergence curves from the imaging results of noisy data: a singular spectrum curves of RTM and RLSRTM results; b data residual convergence curves.

The zoomed area is highlighted by the white box Open image in new window Fig. 13 Singular spectrum curves and data residual convergence curves from the imaging results of the incomplete data: a singular spectrum curves from RTM and RLSRTM results; b data residual convergence curves.

The zoomed area is highlighted by the white box Open image in new window Fig. 10 Singular spectrum curves and data residual convergence curves from the imaging results from simultaneous-source data: a singular spectrum curves from RTM and RLSRTM results; b data residual convergence curves with different regularization parameters.

Data takes a singular verb (like agenda), though strictly a plural; no one ever uses "agendum" or "datum".

Dashes should be en dashes rather than em dashes or hyphens data takes a singular verb (like agenda), though strictly a plural; you come across datum, the singular of data, about as often as you hear about an agendum datacentre, dataset dates Our style is: 21 July 2016 (day month year; no commas).

Note that this model is only valid for spectral IP data with a singular peak frequency.