Sentence examples for only one parallel from inspiring English sources
In affine planes, only one parallel line can be drawn to a line from a point not on this given line (which is Playfair's version of Euclid's famous fifth postulate, [1]).
Peter Cunningham Orpington, Kent We have witnessed an overwhelming national and international reaction to the death of David Bowie that, barring the death of a member of the royal family, has had only one parallel in the past 40 years: the death of John Lennon in 1980.
In this method, genuine multi-dimensionality, single-step and single-stage time stepping, strict positivity, and a flexible range of limiting are all achieved with only one parallel synchronization and data exchange per time step.
Trying to adopt a child purely to boost his career -- that's only one parallel.
While only one parallel arrangement is possible, a β-strand can generate two antiparallel sheet structures, depending on whether the β-strands are related by twofold rotational (C2) symmetry around the backbone axis or perpendicular to the backbone axis.
They have a new data point, of course, in the recent banking crisis, but there is only one parallel in the United States — the 1929 market crash.
Only one parallel-group trial was multi-centered [ 30]. aCessation refers to discontinuation of study renal replacement therapy by clinician discretion, or when a fixed time point was reached.
People who closely follow state government said they could think of only one close parallel, the late-night passage last October of a hastily drafted casino gambling bill pushed by the governor.
I have lost sleep over what I will tell my son and daughter, and I can think of only one solid parallel to illustrate my decision to tell them not to share intimate images.
For D-TxAA, in particular, simplifies to, since there is only one interfering parallel substream.
Results obtained from simulations showed that the configuration with the lowest performance was that of only one serial-parallel group, whereas the highest efficiency corresponded to a design of groups of modules in parallel connected then in series.
