Sentence examples for selecting just one from inspiring English sources

However, specific characteristics that would distinguish CPU, storage and network do not play any role and, therefore, selecting just one here for simplification does not restrict the solution.

SI perspective transform creation - In this step, the deformation for each SI block (and not anymore of the blocks in the reference frames) is found by selecting just one perspective transform.

The process from beginning to end takes only about 15 minutes — unless, like me, you have a hard time selecting just one word from a list of four to describe yourself.

And by selecting just one of them, it leaves room for world class horror master Bava and that great international stylist Leone (who I'd want filming my Mt. Rushmore promo. The man had a way with big faces).

Kulash, who has said he moved from Chicago to Los Angeles to "follow a girl," had a hard time selecting just one of their videos when asked to recommend one to the viewer who has yet to see any of them.

The main shortcoming of selecting just one chromosome is that this limits the number of paralogous and repetitive regions, especially satellite sequences, which frequently cause problems in real data.

Song for song, none of the concerts were as consistently moving as the national telecast "America: A Tribute to Heroes" on Sept. 21, for which each performer selected just one trenchant song.

You can sense him flipping madly through his ample library of cultural references, unable to select just one.

To select just one strand, Rahman's novel conducts a searching critique of metaphor and metaphor-making.

The nominees are always incredibly inspiring, and at times, it's very difficult to select just one winner!

The Lib Dems have selected 2 BME candidates out of 8 and Labour has selected just one from 17 of its seats where an MP has retired.