Sentence examples for only one selection from inspiring English sources

One remaining difference between our theory and a unitary attentional system selecting multiple locations is that our theory includes two independent selection mechanisms, whereas a unitary-attention model has only one selection mechanism that selects perceptual stimuli as well as objects in WM.

For example, accessing a key on the keyboard for the linear cursor path requires only one selection from the user, while the binary cursor path requires six selections.

1.34pm Fabio Capello says that he has only one selection decision ahead of tomorrow's match: who should partner John Terry at centre-back.

In contrast to that recombinogenic technologies used in E. coli require repetitive assembly steps and/or several selection markers, our method features high fidelity and efficiency, is completed in one ligation using only one selection marker associating with plasmid vector, and is applicable to DNA fragments larger than 40 kb.

Therefore, only one selection equation has to be specified.

A linear cursor path avoids these problems by requiring only one selection.

The new methods were based on only one stencil selection, and we recovered third-order ENO reconstructions on smooth regions, which otherwise were only obtained after more selection steps.

The resulting algorithms are based on only one stencil selection, and we show that they can be efficiently implemented with largest allowable CFL numbers using optimal strong stability-preserving Runge-Kutta time evolution methods.

Even though this study compared various classification techniques there was only one feature selection technique tested; there could be other feature selection methods that could have worked better with the FDT or one of the other classification techniques tested.

Another item to note is that throughout these studies only one feature selection technique was tested with minimal overlap; therefore, future work should look to test multiple feature selection techniques in order to find which one works the best with medical data.

One young person asked the president whom he would choose to dine with if he could make only one such selection.