Sentence examples for each singly from inspiring English sources

(The two should actually be called one of the show's first writers: they accepted a single salary of $350 a week. Each, singly, was called "the guys").

To this end, medium-size peanuts have been placed inside an iron cylinder of 70 mm height and 90 mm diameter to form one, two and three layers, each singly at a time and have been subjected to the static pressure through a wooden piston fitted with the cylinder in a 20 ton universal testing machine under the constant loading speed.

The ships would also have been armed with a secondary battery of twenty-four 138.6 mm /55 Modèle 1910 guns, each singly mounted in casemates in the hull.

HOMO−3 and HOMO−4 are each singly occupied in the α-spin manifold and represent the principal interactions of the U P5)U unit.

The HOMO, HOMO−1, and HOMO−2 α-spin Kohn Sham frontier orbitals of 2 are each singly occupied and of essentially pure 5f character.

On average, 5 product ions were observed for each singly charged amino acid precursor, and the most sensitive transitions (precursor and product ion pairs) for each amino acid were selected (Supplementary Table 1).

The secondary battery was to consist of twenty-four guns, either the 138.6 mm /55 Modèle 1910 or a new automatic model, each singly-mounted in casemates in the hull.

Similarly to the analysis in Subsection 3.1, we calculate each channel singly and combine each other to control the contour evolution.

Mr. Nixon stood at a microphone to one side, and praised the Cabinet as a group and then praised each man singly.

Marshall and I very quickly got to the first result, extending Hull's work on a single vertex to multiple vertices, and showing some cases that the extension proved impossible where each vertex singly was possible.

(As Sarah Stanbury writes in the introduction to her 2001 edition of the poem, the pearl "is a gem, is a two-year old child, is a beautiful young woman, is the immortal soul, is the heavenly city — as well as a collective of the properties that inhere to each term singly").