Sentence examples for qualifies a single from inspiring English sources

Schematically, accuracy qualifies a single measurement, whereas trueness and precision are necessarily derived from repeated measurements.

He did not qualify a single thing about himself.

Meanwhile Great Britain, so buoyed by great results at the past two Olympics and other international tournaments, have not qualified a single boxer for Rio in August.

Pendleton's successor among the women sprinters, the Welsh wonder Becky James, had the world at her feet in 2013 after taking four medals in four events at the world championships in Minsk, but has been struggling with injury since; shockingly, the women may only qualify a single sprinter for Rio rather than the usual two.

Therefore, a measurement error is qualifying a single measurement.

He added that, despite this, he spends so much time away from home that it is fair that his wife qualifies for a single person's discount.

The €680 ($900) a month she receives in active solidarity income (RSA), for which she qualifies as a single parent, plus a state grant, mean she has to survive on a tight budget.

As the most densely populated state in the country, New Jersey almost qualifies as a single place, and being called the Texas Rangers or the Minnesota Twins does not seem to diminish the self-esteem of baseball fans in Arlington or Minneapolis.

But the new metric emerged after measured considerations and considerable debate including tough calls like what qualifies as a single shooting incident and whether victims hit by shrapnel are necessarily shooting victims.

If you get enough good points, you might qualify for a single or double.

Descriptions are resolutely qualified; in a single paragraph one finds "a bit plump," "a little older" and "a little too pious".