Sentence examples for regarded as single from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the FeCo particles of FeCo-SiO2 layers which were similar to monolayer films could be regarded as single domain particles.

The magnetic structure of particles could be regarded as single domains due to the size of the magnetic particles smaller than the critical size of single domain which is dozens of nanometers for Fe65Co3[8].

"The General Court ruling however stated that the World Cup and European Championships are to be regarded as single events rather than individual games and that individual matches should not be divided up into 'prime' or 'non-prime' matches," Mr Geey added.

Instead, our results support the hypothesis of asthma not being associated with changes of serum cytokine amounts, when regarded as single disease entity.

An extraordinary variation in chromosome numbers, ranging from n = 12 to n = 88, was reported between populations of a Philaethria dido species complex, which is no longer regarded as single species, since no evidence of hybrids between individuals of sympatric populations with different chromosome numbers was found [16], [17].

If the area size exceeded triple the observed lower range of area (28 µm2 * 3 = 84 µm2) the target object was classified as "T cell conglomerates", smaller objects were regarded as "single T cells" if within the normal range of T cell sizes.

Individuals who live alone are regarded as single-person households.

The branching time logics CTL and CTL* can be regarded as single-agent versions of ATL and ATL*.

In general we have learned to divide the world into systems which we regard as single units, since their parts normally (in 'equilibrium') behave in a highly correlated manner.

The SEER definition of multiple primary tumours for the breast comprises the following criteria: A single tumour with one histologic type is regarded as a single primary tumour; a single tumour disposed with multiple histologic types is regarded as a single tumour.

The key idea behind IVA is that all of the frequency components of a single source are regarded as a single vector, the components of which are dependent on one another.