Sentence examples for one per each from inspiring English sources

As recounted by Michael Gross in The New York Times, one memorable New Year's Eve the Herreras "had just called guests together to eat 12 grapes each, one per each month of 1987".

The specimens were prepared using aluminum substrates and two pre-cracks (one per each extremity of the joint) were created.

Then you pick four players – one per each quarter that you think will do particularly well that quarter.

Two examples of this process, one per each type of NAAM, are shown in Additional file 1: Figure S2.

Initially, this DAG is just a set of nodes, one per each array reference in the code.

Separate landscape classifications (using topography, urban influence and land cover as inputs) were accomplished, one per each land cover dataset and spatial resolution.

Subjects were tested in two sessions (one per condition), each run on a different day.

On Sept. 1, 1928, thousands of Boy Scouts spread out along the highway and installed concrete markers, about one per mile, each of which carried a small bust of Lincoln and the inscription, "This Highway dedicated to Abraham Lincoln".

Moreover, although none of these novels is a political one per se, each is set in a politicized landscape, positioning a messy family drama within the politically charged setting of the presidential years of Nixon, Eisenhower and Clinton, respectively.

As a share of G.D.P., which is the best way to look at federal spending, the increases in this budget deal amount to about three-quarters of one per cent each year.

We consider intracell multicast channels with capacity one per cell; each such channel connects an MS to all the other same-cell MSs, and is accessed by only one MS at each time in a TDMA fashion (see Figure 7).