The phrase "single spur" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type of spur, which is a pointed object attached to a rider's boot for controlling a horse. Example: The cowboy's boots were adorned with a single spur on each heel, giving him a rugged and intimidating appearance as he rode through the town.
Our Greyhound local bar owners will open their establishment for every single Spurs game (Premiership, Champions League, and Cup matches) from our Premiership opener, August 13, to the end of the season in May.
If the 13 single edge spur models are fitted with M1 of Eq. (6) estimated, a probability p that R1 is capable of oligomerizing estimated (in Eq. 5 p would then multiply [RT]), or both, the top 3 models are RX, RX8 and RX10 (see Fig. 11), i.e. the main claim is still supported but subsequent studies may find that a 4th hexamer a-site can also be filled by ATP.
Perry's song, released months after "Brave," bared a striking sonic similarity to Bareilles' single and spurred a mini-controversy.
Males also have single small spurs on each rear leg, believed to be a defensive weapon that has since been lost to the evolutionary process.
While the law appears to effectively annex the territories, erasing any legal difference between Israel proper, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, it may single-handedly spur an unprecedented world protest boycott on settler-produced goods.
Outside Washington, meanwhile, there is a large popular resistance movement that the President single-handedly spurred into being.
The sad thing about Jerry Yang is this: After helping to build Yahoo into one of the few iconic Internet brands, he may instead be remembered as a man who almost single-handedly spurred one of the worst corporate board decisions of all time.
The euro became a reality in 2002, launched in the hope that a single currency would spur trade, competition and ultimately growth.
The scope of this paper is limited to a fixed-axis gearbox with a single pair of spur gears.
