Spies by definition work in secret and, as Mr Moynihan points out, openness is a singularly American characteristic.
At the end of the day, the sky is not falling in Toronto, but the rest of the world is none the wiser thanks to a singularly Canadian characteristic -- the lack of sound leadership in Canadian public life.
These are questions that probably need examination before making assumptions about a primordial white "race" or, for that matter, black race or brown race or Mongolian race comprising people of singularly defined characteristics more than shades of skin color or facial appearance.
The southernmost parts of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans converge into a cold, oceanic water mass with singularly unique biologic and physical characteristics.
Delay of loss (or exchange) of stability is a typical characteristic of canards detected first in singularly perturbed systems before 30 years ago by the technique of nonstandard analysis [11].
After having run the model without covariates, each city characteristic was introduced in the model singularly to test its role as effect modifier in terms of explained between-city variance in agreement with other studies [ 9, 13].
To not carry over Shenmue's singularly shit exchanges might steal away one of its greatest worst characteristics, something that made the games all the more memorable.
The evolutionary biologist Richard Wrangham argues, in his book "Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human," that the development of a brain that could conceive of cooking meat — a singularly efficient way to consume protein — has defined our species more clearly than any other characteristic.
From both the theoretical and computational points of view, singularly perturbed problems and asymptotic behavior of the Navier-Stokes equations with small viscosity when the boundary is either characteristic or non-characteristic have been well studied; see, e.g., [1 6].
It is that sugar has unique characteristics, specifically in the way the human body metabolizes the fructose in it, that may make it singularly harmful, at least if consumed in sufficient quantities.
"I rarely do anything singularly.
