Sentence examples for singularity in that from inspiring English sources

The Dish was a singularity, in that it was a freestanding business, basically selling just a distinctive, unedited voice — Sullivan's.

The Dish was a singularity, in that it was a free-standing business, basically selling just a distinctive, unedited voice — Sullivan's.

The Dish was a singularity, in that it was a free-standing business, basically selling just a distinctive, unedited voice Sullivan's.

Zaiko studied the presence of a singularity results in that the velocity of long wave perturbations in the system becomes imaginary, which corresponds to the wave propagation in the range of nontransparency [6].

The coefficient matrix of the pressure equation that includes the total mobility of the phases (Eqs. 11 and 22) demonstrates an inherent singularity in the problem that is usually overcome by setting a constant value of pressure, thereby ensuring a unique solution (Arnes et al. 2007).

Notice that, in the above conclusions, we suppose that the singularity only exist in, that is, as.

On this view, the specific physics under investigation in any particular situation should dictate which definition of singularity to use in that situation, if, indeed, any at all.

In this section, we briefly review the known data about singularities in theories that attempt to unify gravity and quantum mechanics.

There was an almost obsessive singularity in the way that Obama and his chief strategists — Axelrod and David Plouffe, the campaign's manager — saw the contest.

They defined the complexity of a bursting class as the codimension of the lowest codimension singularity in which unfolding that class can be found.

In addition each gene is allowed to be a parent of itself, creating a singularity in the model that results in most other parents having no significant impact on any given gene expression level.