For one instance, imagine including only a part of the marvelously smoky "Speak Low," that Martin warbled in her silvery voice during the 1943 One Touch of Venus.
GPA performed worse only for one instance, i.e., Path 5.
Table 5 shows the resulting percentages of agreement between group assignments of predictor and criterion.> Inspection of these data showed that many "disagreements" arose in the area around the split criterion, where group assignment is based on differences as small as, for instance, only one item in the translation task.
Rule changes mean we can only have one entrant in each event so, for instance, only one of Paul Goodison and Nick Thompson will be able to participate in London.
At the NEC's recent two-day CommonBound conference in Boston, for instance, only one session focused on the role for global corporations in a regenerative economy.
In Lubumbashi for instance, only one woman for every three men has a paid job [ 5].
There are four unknown model parameters, but for the relatively low speed of pistol ammunition, for instance, only one microphone has a valid shock wave detection.
For every four sea creatures netted by the Thunder, for instance, only one was a toothfish.
For instance, only one percent of these articles focused on palliative interventions like hospice that can improve the quality of life of people with incurable cancer.
For instance, only one out of 44 individuals screened for the study was deemed ineligible to participate because he did not understand the concept of the window period.
In Morocco; for instance, only one survey was conducted among the general population, based on face-to-face household interviews.
