Sentence examples similar to net single from inspiring English sources

But halfway up a steep rock face, he spies a butterfly he doesn't recognize and swings his net single-mindedly.

Based on the count rate on InGaAs single-photon detectors and corrected photon count rate by the factor of [1−g (2)(0)]1/2 [25], we estimate the net single-photon detection rate after compensating the contribution of multi-photon emission and dark count rate is 3.45 × 106 counts/s at the saturated pump power at the first objective lens.

Smith's ideas on homelessness include changing the law to provide a stronger safety net for single homeless people.

Even more alarmingly for Rubio, the Florida senator did not net a single delegate in either Mississippi or Michigan on Tuesday night.

Parents should be warned that the set -- which includes a treehouse, a built-in sandbox with mesh cover, a 12-foot slide, a climbing wall with hand holds, two knotted ropes, a climbing net, two single swings and a double bronco swing, a trapeze bar and 60 maple climbing rungs -- comes only partly assembled.

After the release of the Wilson report on Monday, the premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, said the government would adopt its suggestion of replacing anti-association laws – which did not net a single conviction from 42 charges – with a New South Wales-style consorting regime restricting the movements of bikies with convictions.

We've seen this trend in spades on the net, from single installation development platforms to the latest easy-as-pie mashup applications.

"Life is in fact a hierarchy of processes (e.g., metabolic, developmental, ecological, evolutionary) and...any abstraction of an ontology of fixed entities must do some violence to this dynamic reality" (p. 188f), which displays more the form of a net than single lineages within a 'tree of life.' 8.

But his true brilliance as a footballer has emerged in the knockout stages, as Lukaku has steered Belgium to its first World Cup semifinal appearance since 1986 without finding the back of the net a single time.

Bush: They were involved in Phil Gramm's 1996 campaign for president, which spent $30 million in current dollars and didn't net a single delegate, or they were retained at an inflated rate by at least one campaign for my father and at least one campaign for my brother.

We evaluated the effectiveness of PBO long-lasting insecticidal nets versus standard long-lasting insecticidal nets as single interventions and in combination with the indoor residual spraying of pirimiphos-methyl.