Sentence examples for singular real from inspiring English sources

"Rockefeller Center is that singular real estate asset, which has transcended time to become one of the country's enduring architectural and cultural treasures," said Speyer in a statement.

Hence, the formed groups are used for automatic calculation of recall and precision then that resultant groups contain only objects that represent singular real objects.

That it's sold as some punt-intensive manifestation of Real America is mostly just hilarious, if not necessarily more hilarious than the idea of one, singular, Real America.

There are so many different games and gaming styles, it doesn't make sense to limit gaming to one singular "real" gamer style.

In this study, to develop highly sensitive methods for differentially detecting the H7N9 virus, multiplex and singular real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) assays were established and examined by targeting the H7 and N9 genes of the H7N9 virus.

Like any other Oxford Realist, Penbygull lists three main kinds of universals: (i) the metaphysical causes of everything, like God and the angelic intelligences; (ii) the general concepts abstracted by our mind, or mental universals; and (iii) the common natures existing in the singulars, or real universals (De universalibus, p. 178).

Real singular integral equations involving Cauchy-type singularities arise (see[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]) in a natural way in handling a large class of mixed boundary value problems of mathematical physics, especially when two-dimensional problems are encountered.

In this paper, four incomplete boundary element formulations, including the real-part singular boundary element, the real-part hypersingular boundary element, the imaginary-part boundary element and the plane-wave element methods, are used to solve the free vibration problem.

The Yankees and the Boston Red Sox showed again yesterday why theirs is a singular rivalry, with real enmity and rollicking action almost guaranteed.

Atoms are thus real singular entities with discrete magnitude or quantity and a proper nature.

Some of the alternatives of a singular being are real counterfactual alternatives.