Sentence examples for of some singular from inspiring English sources
Dogs are another bone of contention, thus the source of some singular rules.
A charting of some singular excuses recently offered in our law courts.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, December 16 , 1944P. 58 A charting of some singular excuses recently offered in our law courts View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz.
A charting of some singular excuses recently offered in our law courts A charting of some of the notches which civilians have been asked to take in their belts during this war without causing anyone to feel… A listing of certain scientific discoveries which would seem to stand a good chance of being the last words on their respective subjects.
Rush is drawn to idealists and eccentrics, to men who retreat into isolation in pursuit of some singular vision, as Nelson Denoon, the errant intellectual at the heart of "Mating," Rush's masterful first novel, from 1991, retreats to a patch of desert in Botswana to build a utopian commune for women.
Based on these integral representation formulas, the boundary behavior of some singular integral operators, and the Clifford analytic approach, we prove that the fourth-order elliptic Riemann type problem in (mathbb{R}^{3}) is solvable.
Treatment of patients with CA does not end with ROSC; despite the fact that there is only weak scientific level of evidence for some singular strategies of post-CA treatment, the combination of an aggressive multifactorial therapeutic approach including temperature management significantly improves outcome.
In recent years, the research on relevant issues of solutions are of main interest; see, for example, [9 13] on the existence of solutions for some (singular) fractional differential equations under different conditions and [6, 7, 14 23] on the asymptotic behavior of solutions for various kinds of impulsive differential equations.
"Many people have pointed out that Malcolm's writing, which is often called journalism, is in fact some wholly original form of art," Ms. Roiphe notes, "some singular admixture of reporting, biography, literary criticism, psychoanalysis, and the nineteenth-century novel — English and Russian both".
And that once again, the same twisted voices would say, Oh, this had nothing to do with gun laws or the misuse of the Second Amendment or anything except some singular madman, of whom America for some reason seems to have a particularly dense sample.
The book by Hoppensteadt and Izhikevich provides a very comprehensive review of this framework [43], which can also be adapted to study networks of relaxation oscillators (in some singular limit) [146, 218].
