Sentence examples for singular volume from inspiring English sources

So there is now another book by Bruce Chatwin: "Far Journeys" (to be published this fall by Jonathan Cape in England and by Viking Penguin here), a singular volume of a hundred pictures--taken principally in remote regions of Asia, Africa, and South America--with a text culled from fifty wallet-sized notebooks in which Chatwin kept an impressionistic journal.

At the heart of our scheme is an efficient and accurate computation of the Dirichlet to Neumann map through the evaluation of a singular volume integral and the solution to a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind.

The handbook itself remains the greatest part, a singular volume that speaks with simple clarity and grace about the best practices for sitting with the dying, washing and cooling a loved one after passing, and preparing the body for a natural funeral.

In 1987, she published a first volume, followed 10 years later by a singular book called A Red Cherry on a White-tiled Floor.

Structured singular value analysis determines the volume in parameter space within which the system parameters may exist and still maintain efficacious signaling, but is limited to linear behaviors.

In both cases, the singular region has zero volume.

Thus, logistics hubs are considered in a simple way as so-called special generators or singular traffic generators whose transport volume is supplied/defined externally.

This extended field of view is crucial to obtain reliable kinetics since probing fibril formation in larger volume mitigates local singular behavior.

This fact of course is not surprising, but the analysis of the case-mix data is frequently omitted from studies that look at volume as a singular predictor of quality.

Using simple linear regression with 24hU volume as a singular predictor, the percentage of variance in total fluid intake explained by the model was slightly lower (R=52%), but with a comparable root mean square error (629 ml) and 95% limits of agreement (−1238 1238 ml).

Though invariably called Domesday Book, in the singular, it in fact consists of two volumes quite different from each other.