Sentence examples for that precisely one from inspiring English sources

Next stop Little Rock, where Bragg learned that precisely one train comes in each day, at midnight.

A generalized starlike graph is a graph G such that precisely one of its edge components is a starlike graph, the others complete graphs.

A generalized starlike-threshold graph is a graph G such that precisely one of its edge components is a starlike-threshold graph, the others complete graphs.

This value for the working stroke would be identical to that: h = v f τ on ⁡(0) obtained from the in vitro sliding velocity (v f ) and the myosin on time (τ on ⁡(0)) at zero strain (e.g., measured in solution) if it is assumed that precisely one myosin head at a time propels an actin filament.

Once all chromosomes are properly attached, meaning that precisely one of each duplicated chromosome is attached to each SPB, the chromosomes separate, with one set of chromosomes staying in the mother cell and the other set is pulled to the future daughter cell.

Yet that is precisely one of the conclusions that emerges from Stoicism, a school of philosophy that originated in Athens a few years after the death of Aristotle, and that came to dominate western thinking about happiness for nearly five centuries.

"That's precisely one of the things that's worried us," said Jeffrey Sturchio of Merck & Company.

A "rooted Direct Acyclic Graph (DAG)" is a directed graph that is free of directed cycles and that contains precisely one node without ancestors, called the "root".

But that is precisely one of the images that the new play embraces.

REINECKE: That was precisely one of our main activities.

That is precisely one of "Robert's Rules of Innovation" imperatives: No Risk, No Innovation.