So one can imagine two radically different legacies for this singular man.
In [9, 10], Debnath and Xu studied the existence of infinitely many positive radically symmetric solutions for the singular nonlinear polyharmonic equation in R 2 and R N ( N ≥ 3 ), respectively.
He argues that Language, as a domain of signification, radically transcends the domain of a singular fact.
Most of all, this show represented an opportunity to radically reshape the American appreciation of Kirchner's achievement by giving his singular carved wood sculptures their due.
This gives us a singular opportunity to help lift people out of poverty by radically reforming the way we deliver aid and by fighting for free markets and fair trade.
The way for this was prepared by the ontological turn in Burley's last commentary on the Physics: the move from an ontology developed according to the canons of moderate realism to the radically realist ontology of macro-objects, based on a real distinction between universals and singulars and among the ten Aristotelian categories.
I also included in passing his singular pleasure of hurling a blackboard eraser when what was said by a pupil seemed to him radically knuckleheaded and more than likely the oafish outgrowth of inattentiveness, the crime of crimes.
The country's avidity for classical music, and not just of the imported variety, is rooted in the singular phenomenon of Sibelius, who assisted in the forging of the Finnish nation, and whose personal style radically renewed musical language while maintaining a powerful hold on the average listener's imagination.
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
Today, the biological landscape has changed so radically, with somatic cell nuclear transfer now almost a thing of the past, that it's hard to remember the excitement this singular sheep caused.
