Sentence examples for of any singular from inspiring English sources

In GAP, a set of items has to be optimally assigned to a set of bins without exceeding the capacity of any singular bin.

(By recognizing that the senses are now sensing a singular, the intellect can reason that a singular must now exist and be present, but we have no direct intellectual knowledge or concept of any singular).

If we knew what is universal before what is singular, we could never acquire knowledge of any singular, given that the universal species cannot direct our intellect toward any particular individual, since it is tied to each individual by the same relation of similarity (fol. 11rb).

(b) A strategy proof and efficient resource allocation strategy, satisfying either intuitive fairness (see Definition 6) or strong intuitive fairness (see Definition 7), can be altered only if two or more users change their utilities, i.e., the resource allocation strategy is robust to the change in utilities of any singular user.

104 The results of these studies suggest that these patients, generally, like Canadian patients, are interested in or request euthanasia or assisted suicide not because of any singular reason; instead, their motivation arises from a complex combination of physical, psychosocial, and existential suffering – importantly, this is a type of suffering that has objective as well as subjective elements.

1782: Badge of Military Merit: The first formal system for rewarding acts of individual gallantry by American soldiers was established by George Washington when he issued a field order on August 7, 1782, for a Badge of Military Merit to recognize those members of the Continental Army who performed "any singular meritorious action".

To say that proper names are tags is, for Marcus, to say that they have no linguistic meaning and are therefore not semantically equivalent to any singular description of their referents.

This type of analysis also works for any singular value τ = − d and q = exp ( 2 π i τ ) and so applies to sums with n 2 + d m 2 in the denominator, as we see in the next section.

Sputnikmusic's Sobhi Youssef remarked that, although its production "pull[s] from a spectrum of popular modern and classic influences", they are used "within the 'constraints' of R&B without any singular genre taking over the record".

"For telecommunications, these Games have produced the largest concentration of demand for services at any singular event ever," said Brian Pilbeam, general manager of Olympics services for Telstra.

As such, our data do not support any singular perception of the purpose of an SFES position, suggesting that there are a variety of different conceptualizations of these positions operating within the CSU and perhaps across the country.