Sentence examples for singular area from inspiring English sources
State prisoners' diminished access to federal court review is a singular area where the Rehnquist court, in collaboration with Congress, has followed the approach of the memorandum.
"The problem with creating a Long Island scene," Mr. Ashton said, "is that there is no singular area, no one location or street to gather.
YouTube has social elements, Picasa has social elements, even Google Maps has social elements, but Google lacks this singular area — like a Facebook profile page — where all of this information can reside and be easily seen.
Content that is hyper-focused on one, singular area can draw in a readership or consumer following faster than content that is too general.
For singular area measures, estimates for standing balance were 1.5 4.7 percentage points inversely higher and estimates for chair rise 0.2 0.9 percentage points higher.
No matter which theory is correct, for practical purposes, the singular area-under-the-curve measure best identifies the diagnostically superior procedure.
Limitations for successful histopathologic analysis of infection experiments with Passeriformes are small-sized samples, autolytic tissue or loosely arranged or singular areas of infected cells which are not targeted in every section.
He moved to Notting Hill in the 1980s, edited the Clash fanzine Vague, from which he takes his surname, and dedicated himself to recording the history of this most singular London area.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND Also sometimes called Jamaica Hill — singular — this area of less than a square mile is bounded to the north by the Grand Central Parkway, to the east by Home Lawn Street, to the south by Hillside Avenue, and to the west by Parsons Boulevard.
As these resources are point resources (exploited usually far from areas of intensive human settlement), all spatial elements away from the singular exploitation areas (mines, wells, etc).
This trail, which crosses through so many prime habitat locations, may provide additional protection for animals across a range of habitats in a manner that is not as forcefully bounded as are singular protected areas.
