Sentence examples for singular response from inspiring English sources

The dismay felt in the corridors of B.N.S. has not been a singular response.

Entering branches around the UK, and introducing myself as a reporter, I became used to a singular response: behind the counter their eyes would flick, instinctively, to the nearest CCTV camera.

While it is possible that the decision in Atkins v. Virginia marked a new direction for a court that has been notably deferential to the states on death penalty questions, it is just as likely that the decision was a singular response to a particularly unattractive feature of the death penalty in the United States.

Clendinnen paints a masterly portrait of a particularly horrifying professional invalid, an expert on his symptoms, a virtuoso whose endless recitative of his own decay is endlessly fascinating to him: "We... heard about his singular response to every known drug, the wonder he excited in the most hardened doctors (they marvel at me....').... Nobody liked him.

Given the singular response of the CIBSE approach, it is unable to capture these conditions.

So a singular response to a tweet that goes unremarked on by the original tweeter is likely to be pushed lower down the ladder of tweet responses and displayed below more engaged responses.

" 'Frankenstein,' " he writes, was "the most singular literary response to the Vitalism debate" — the argument over whether the force that creates life is the same as a spirit, or a soul, or simply chemistry.

There are currently more reports addressing NF-κB's singular transcriptional response in promoting cell death (either complete repression or induction of survival or death genes) [26], [27], [28] and significantly fewer reports describing NF-κB's mixed transcriptional response in promoting cell death (repression and induction of survival and death genes, respectively) [25].

Some singular mechanical responses have been noticed (cyclical slips and unsticking, degradation modes, etc).

Strategies examining multiple forms of transcript expression changes are likely to provide a broader definition of cell behavior than are studies aimed at singular expression responses.

On the one hand, there is a strong advocacy for a singular type of response strategy, corrective action, regardless of the crisis type, while on the other, there is support for a contingency-based view suggesting that the relative efficacy of responses depends on other factors.