Sentence examples for potential for a single from inspiring English sources
On the one hand increasingly diverse consumer tastes, media evolution and the internet have reduced the potential for a single brand and product offering.
There are obviously three very different fears coming into play when we talk about teenagers (or children) and guns: there's the potential for a single child to end his or her life, the risk of accident and the extreme possibility of violence represented by the Chardon shooting.
With the tremendous progress in functional genomics, metabolic engineering, and systems biology, there is a great potential for a single cell working as a super bioreactor.
The method is illustrated by perturbations generated by potentials with zero relative bound, relative to the free Hamiltonian operator of a finite non-relativistic quantum system, and by the attractive 1r2 potential for a single non-relativistic particle.
By constantly engaging the potential for a single form through multiple iterations he foregrounds both the procedure for how they are made and also the continuously shifting nature of complex forms.
In their listing it reads, "If vacated, the property could have tremendous potential for a single family conversion," (read: get rid of the people paying nothing and then charge new tenants a ton of money) and for such a large investment, it's a suggestion that makes sense.
The mighty combination of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase loom large in the visions (or nightmares) of healthcare services providers — and the potential for a single-payor healthcare system in the U.S. can't be far behind.
Additionally, an alternate method for determining the interfacial energy of systems in which there are multiple chemical potentials for a single element is developed and implemented, an approach which is likely valid for other similar systems.
The theoretical value for idl at cathodic potentials for a single, recessed, microdisk electrode is given by 1where n is the number of electrons transferred in the reaction, F is the Faraday constant, C is concentration of analyte, D is the diffusion coefficient, r is the radius of microelectrode, and h is the depth of the recess.
The delta function also has many more specialized applications in quantum mechanics, such as the delta potential models for a single and double potential well.
Accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) is founded on the square of the wind speed recorded every 6 h during the life of TCs, and is useful for integrating cumulative destructive potential of a single TC, a season of TCs, or the collective TCs that impact a specified locality.
