Algae, singular alga, members of a group of predominantly aquatic photosynthetic organisms of the kingdom Protista.
Along the way readers are treated to some highly tactile descriptions of the sorts of singular skills members of the Seals must acquire.
What emerges is a stark and singular fact: crew members died and suffered terrible injuries because every one of the Horizon's defenses failed on April 20.
The older members ponder, with varying degrees of anxiety, the low tax rates and the even lower wages which most of the new countries have brought with them into the single market.The new members' singular lack of jubilation might suggest that this latest enlargement, the biggest by far in the Union's history, has been something of a let-down.
Since classical (i.e., Fregean) predicate logic requires that singular terms denote members of D, free logic is a "nonclassical" logic.
The study's heuristic value lies too in helping improve understanding of the dynamics of the mechanisms involved in the phenomenon under study: patients are not alone, but face a singular context: family members, friends and clinicians who are invested with the power and authority to define and legitimate certain social norms [ 19, 20].
These results are incompatible with previous accounts, in which plural comparison is inferred from many instances of singular comparison between the members of the sets (Matushansky & Ruys, 2006).
Classical predicate logic presumes not only that all singular terms refer to members of the quantificational domain D, but also that D is nonempty.
THIS BEAUTIFUL CITY To create their newest theatrical piece, an exploration of the rise of the evangelical movement, members of the singular theater troupe the Civilians spent 10 weeks in Colorado Springs, where several evangelical churches have their national headquarters.
