The word "singularity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which a single the factor or element has a dominating influence. For example, "The singularity of his policy decisions set in motion a chain of events that would forever change the course of history."
It became the cornerstone of her practice, removing all distraction, infusing the finished work with a singularity and focus that borders on purity.
BBC News was salivating to attack itself: a remarkable sign of the priceless singularity of the BBC.
They believe mankind is heading for a glorious post-biological era known as the Singularity.
Scientific optimism after the second world war led a leading American oncologist, Sidney Farber, to talk in 1962 of the underlying "singularity" of cancer, and to postulate a "universal cure".
That singularity results from the Suicide Act of 1961, which decriminalised suicide but made assisting one punishable by up to 14 years in jail.
It begins in the Baltics; it moves on, through Kaliningrad, to Poland; it considers the politics and the economics of the Visegrad countries, the singularity of Slovenia, and the outlook for Romania and Bulgaria; and it ends, as you might expect, with a conclusion.
The bubble car is back ReprintsBlack and lightIf a dying star is massive enough, it can collapse to form a region of infinite density, called a singularity.
But in exchange, Dr Wetterich's proposal deals neatly with a big niggle in the Big Bang theory, namely coping with the point of infinite density at the beginning, called a singularity, which orthodox theories cannot explain.Dr Wetterich's model does not yet explain the shifts in the shapes of galactic clusters that the Dark Energy Camera, SuMIRe and ACTPol are seeking to clarify.
And we can cross that singularity bridge when we get to it.
Thus, as quantum mechanics requires, no information is destroyed.Besides resolving the information paradox, this theory has the added benefit at least in the special cases that Dr Mathur has been able to work out exactly of getting rid of the "singularity" that had been thought to lie at the centre of every black hole.
If France no longer seems to command the world's attention as it did a few years ago, could this be because it lost its singularity when Mr Sarkozy returned the country fully to NATO in 2009, reversing Charles de Gaulle's 1966 withdrawal from its military structure?
