Mr. Johnson's exalted status here shows that for all of Mr. McCain's efforts to purge the influence of money in politics, the big donors can still get singular access to the campaign and shape the endless chain of parties and events outside the convention hall.
In generalized singular-value decomposition, if (B = I_{n}), the (n times n) identity matrix, we get the singular value of (A).
"He's got a singular vision," she said.
"Branding can help communication, if you can get a singular, strategic idea that is different," he added.
Cuba itself gets a singular mention within the context of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, which is mentioned in passing only to launch another point: the event, which nearly led to the erasure of much of the Americas, "underscored the danger of nuclear technology, but science was also being used for good," Stavans writes, drawn in this cel as Dr. Ilan Stavans, Doctor of Literature and Proctol..
Nobody wants singular statements.' Stone is pessimistic about his prospects of getting his own singular statements financed because he believes these attitudes are hardening.
On Fig. 8(a), the chattering trajectory "oscillates" around the singular part and finally "gets off" the singular trajectory with an infinite number of switchings.
Musk also spoke about how getting to Mars with singular missions was "cool" but that colonisation of Mars will be crucial to changing the future of humanity.
Not even No Nut November could slow us from pursuing a singular goal: Getting sweaty palms over otherwise benign, non-sexual things.
The diversity and street life that draw residents and tourists to thriving urban neighborhoods is exactly what gets erased by singular centers of activity.
