Sentence examples for that a singleton from inspiring English sources
When Greenberg held the South cards, she overcalled two no-trump, aware that a singleton king will usually be as good as two low cards.
As Hughes (1989, 65) notes, Quine holds that a singleton and its member are identical.
Recently Zehetleitner et al. [6] provided the first evidence that a singleton (a bright time) could capture attention in a visual search task requiring simple, efficient target detection.
For these reasons, we are careful to note that a "singleton" gene in Br is not "nonredundant," but "less redundant".
We say that a singleton interval [ i.. i] represents the suffix S ¯ [suf[ i].. n - 1] of S ¯.
Such an indel would then be a CDI for that group, rather than a singleton.
Clearly, the estimation in the presence of the cyclic attractor is more challenging than that of a singleton attractor.
The mappings and are weakly compatible if they commute at coincidence points, that is, for each point such that, then (note that the equation implies that is a singleton).
(By 'the singleton function' I mean the function that maps anything that has a singleton onto its singleton. Since proper classes don't have singletons, and nor do fusions of sets and objects, this will be a partial function).
This approach has the following advantages: i) it allows matching a pair of paralogs to its phylogenetically closest gene that remained a singleton and ii) it allows detecting substitutions that occurred in both paralogs due to concerted evolution [ 37].
