Sentence examples for exactly one Property from inspiring English sources

Single vs. multiple property values: Model predicts exactly one Property.

There aren't any objects that have exactly one property.

That object does exemplify some properties: Like the property of encoding exactly one property.

That object does not have exactly one property; instead, it has exactly one nuclear property.

Our singer is an object with exactly one property: That of being a singer.

There is no contradiction here, as the singer encodes exactly one property the property of being a singer and exemplifies multiple properties, including the property of encoding exactly one property, being self-identical, etc.

Lesley Jane Seymour, editor in chief of Marie Claire, said the reason that the magazine had broken the four-digit barrier on a cover featuring exactly one Julia Stiles was that she and the other editors counted the "New Looks & Sexy Steals" and 1,132 was the number they came up with.

(I can think of exactly one, Mark Morris, whose "Sylvia" will be given its New York première by San Francisco Ballet later this month, at the Lincoln Center Festival).

Then the 1-augmented tree T+u v for any pair of nonadjacent vertices u,v∈V(T) is isomorphic to exactly one 1-augmented tree G in G T. In this section, we describe an algorithm of the second stage to generate all children of a given multi-tree T without duplication and omission, and show the computational complexity of the second stage.

Now we consider how to generate a set G T of 1-augmented trees T+u v such that the 1-augmented tree T+u v for any pair of nonadjacent vertices u,v∈V(T) is isomorphic to exactly one 1-augmented tree G in the set G T. By Theorem 2, we only need to check the rooted-isomorphism among 1-augmented trees T+u v for all pairs of nonadjacent vertices u,v∈V(T).

After conducting an informal entrance poll for almost an hour, I encountered exactly one John McCain voter.