The benefit of having a singular fall shoe?
How much of Apple's success as a company is the result of having a singular chief executive?
Running a public company is completely different from managing a venture-backed startup, and Twitter doesn't have the benefit of having a singular founder with voting control over the company (Facebook's greatest advantage).
Note, however, that the condition of having a singular value larger than one and thus the loss of robustness does not necessarily mean that the system must behave in an unstable manner.
We generally think of composers having a singular, identifiable voice -- people like Sibelius, for example, whose dark string unisons, high-pitched tremolos and exploding crescendos, in this symphony and its companion pieces, are like signatures.
Right now, it's more like, 'this is what toothpaste is,' not 'my toothpaste is better.'" "The message is blurred and diffused," says C. Samuel Craig, deputy chairman of marketing at NYU. "One of the basic tenets of marketing is to have a singular purpose in what you're communicating.
Focusing on the singular goal of having a simultaneous orgasm can actually be counterproductive because it takes you out of the moment, adding undue pressure and stress to what should be a fun experience.
"A piece of popcorn has a singular way of jumping, midway between explosive plants such as impatiens, and muscle-based animals such as human beings," the researchers write in their paper.
Hubbard's debut novel features the Ribkins family, each member of which has a singular talent, such as night vision, lock picking, and the ability to remember intricate details.
Edward Teller, a towering figure of science who had a singular impact on the development of the nuclear age, died late Tuesday at his home in Stanford, Calif.
Separated out from what successive magistrates repeatedly emphasised as "the extremely serious context of unrest, looting and violence", most of the charges had a singular, and often banal, quality.
