Sentence examples for only one connected from inspiring English sources
The Norwood battle is not the only one connected with the rapid growth of Korean-American churches in the state since the mid-1980's, but it is one of the nastiest involving a congregation seeking to build a home of its own.
Lewis, who bought the property in 1989 for $720,000, isn't the only one connected to the Mediterranean-style home.
In this section, we firstly propose an algorithm to generate a connected random graph (that contains only one connected component), then generalize the algorithm to generate random graphs with prescribed numbers (one or multiple) of connected components.
A connected graph has only one connected component, that is, itself, while an unconnected graph has multiple connected components.
Fault conditions of power systems need more attention by system operators and researchers, but random topologies with only one connected component are not adequate for simulating a fault condition.
An example of this construction is shown in Fig. 2. Note that Knowledge-Net, over time, creates only one connected component, but the community analysis of the Knowledge-Net graph results in 14 communities.
Repairs to the bridge, the only one connecting the mainland and South Padre Island, could take four months.
Thankfully for Danny, his fist isn't the only one connecting with jaws this season: He'll need a lot of help taking people down.
The only reason I can come up with for such a successful company not to have changed its applicator tip is that most high fashion is still made in China (see Huy Fong) by (often) under-aged people working in sweatshops under perfectly unconscionable circumstances... Am I the only one connecting the dots here people??? It's revenge.
Tip clades connected by only one connecting branch to the rest of the network are considered as derived.
Of the 10 million Kinects out there, the only ones connected to computers are the ones being fiddled with by the various hackers and students making science projects out the things.
