The phrase "the single thread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a singular and specific thread, either literal or figurative, in a sentence. An example of its usage could be: "The single thread of hope that kept her going was the thought of being reunited with her family."
The single thread that runs through my life is clothing.
What happens to the single thread of narrative once interactive forms like computer games introduce narrative multiplicity?
"If the single thread of immigration policy is just to get the overall figure down by any means, you've got to look at the consequences of that on the NHS".
He claims that the attempt to take his property by hanging the power to tax on the single thread of his involuntarily acquired citizenship violates the First Protocol of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Take the single thread that suspends a dropping spider.
In previous section, we developed a technique of packing the single thread codeword matrices into L = N t threads codeword matrices.
Computational results demonstrate the superiority of the proposed algorithm in terms of solution quality and computational time over MOMA as well as the single-thread and multi-thread branch and bound methods.
The enhancement ratio of trisection helical baffle schemes is about 1.5 2.5 and the heat transfer coefficient of the dual-thread trisection helical baffle scheme is superior to that of the single-thread one by about 19%.
In spite of the 120 MHz operating frequency, the 32-way parallel hardware design demonstrates a 59.4x training speedup over the single-thread software program running on a 2.2 GHz general purpose CPU.
For the largest design problem related to 2QCP, GA*4992 only generated 1.12 times more nodes than the single-thread algorithm.
Given that the dependency graphs of most software are sequential in nature, we recommend that the VMIC tool be deployed on a machine with the best single thread performance, to reduce runtime further (recommendation 2).
