"There's not a single instance of the Press Act being used to prosecute the editors or contributors.
In the terms disclaimer, misnomer, and rejoinder (all from French), the suffix denotes one single instance of the action expressed by the verb.
Also, as noted in this section, this identity implies that all organisms on Earth are evolved from a single instance of the origin of life.
It took about two years on hundreds of computers to unlock a single instance of the RSA-768 algorithm, which, as its name suggests, requires a key that is seven hundred and sixty-eight bits long.
For a system of n processing elements (PEs), a single instance of the global logic unit, and n instances of the local logic unit, interconnected by 3n wires, are shown to provide direct support for any arbitrary number of barriers.
The hierarchy of parallelism includes heterogeneity within a single instance of the problem, homogeneity among subsets of users within a problem domain, and multiple problem domains which share computational resources.
Our success is perhaps due to the blind source separation smart-pixel detectors behind the imaging lens (inverse adaptation), while the Rayleigh diffraction limit remains valid for a single instance of the deterministic imaging systems' realization.
It refers to things or actions associated with the basic concept in the words breather, "pause to take breath"; diner, "dining car on a train"; and fiver, "five-pound note". In the terms disclaimer, misnomer, and rejoinder (all from French), the suffix denotes one single instance of the action expressed by the verb.
Updating the code for a multi-tenant application means rolling out and testing a single instance of the application.
