Sentence examples for term single from inspiring English sources

But doesn't the term "single mothers" also include professional women who choose to get pregnant and raise their kids, and women who can afford to adopt children?

He also told MPs he believed the term "single market" was "increasingly useless" Simon Tilford, deputy director of pro-EU thinktank the Centre for European Reform, said the markets would be scrutinising the government's actions closely.

The term "single" lumps all unmarrieds into one basket, making it hard to distinguish between true loners and those who cohabit out of wedlock or live with friends or family.

Single reeds may hit against a frame (beating reeds), as in a clarinet mouthpiece, or may vibrate freely through a closely fitting frame (free reeds), as in an accordion; the term single reed usually refers to a beating reed.

The term "single institute publication" was assigned if the researchers' addresses were from the same institute.

The term "Single Country" (SC) was assigned if the all authors of paper were from the same country and the term "Multiple Country" (MC) was assigned if the article was co-authored by researchers from different countries.

Kidding aside, historically, there was a point to the term "single-lens reflex" (yes, I use Wikipedia, too).

This study provides a promising approach for enhancing photostability of Pdots in long term single-particle tracking.

However, the photostability of Pdots can't meet the requirements of long term single-particle imaging and tracking applications.

Developed by 3D3R Software, the first version was released in late 2005, long before the term "single-site browser" had been coined.

The term "single-instance, multi-tenant" means there is one version of a particular piece of software or application (single-instance) that is used by a number of different customers (multiple software "tenants").