Sentence examples for most by one from inspiring English sources

Then came Roger Clemens, whose five Cy Young awards are the most by one pitcher.

8 Gold medals won by Michael Phelps, the most by one person at a single Olympic Games.

As lawyers involved with the case seeking financial equity for New York City schools, we have been puzzled most by one thing: How can Gov. George Pataki rightly push for statewide education standards and, at the same time, refuse to provide the financing that would allow all students to meet those standards?

An IMF is defined as a function, (1) where the number of zero crossings and extrema are equal or differ at most by one; and (2) at any point, the mean value of the envelopes defined by local maxima and local minima is zero.

An IMF must satisfy the following two constrains: ① the number of zero-crossing points and the number of extreme points must either be equal or differ at most by one; ② the average value of the upper envelope defined by the local maximums and the lower envelope defined by the local minimums is zero.

The fact that the remaining transition probabilities are zero (j changes at most by one) allows us to calculate the fixation probabilities analytically.

Over the past three years, total spending at the state level rose, at most, by one-half percent, a marked change from the record of the previous 25 years, in which spending growth averaged 6.5percentt a year.

Nigeria, adrift more than most, populated by one in six Africans, has had the biggest religious explosion.

Since one interesting example is given by the systems endowed by an entropy, we provide one explicit solution, and show that the accuracy of the new scheme is at most degraded by one order.

I am most inspired by one of my anorexic clients who struggled daily with her body image and dysmorphic disorder.

Disease or symptom codes consist of a three-digit number (termed a 'category') followed, in most cases, by one or two additional specifying digits.