How you regard this singular occurrence depends on your point of view.
Because they covered only a single month in 2003, it could not be determined if the pattern of payments to the nine people was a singular occurrence, or continued closer in proximity to the hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions that Mr. Hsu eventually bundled.
There were some pockets of the city where homicide was a singular occurrence: 12 of the city's 77 police precincts, in locations as varied as Hamilton Heights, in Upper Manhattan, and Park Slope, Brooklyn, had logged one each through Sunday.
Jarre took his spectacular show to China in 1981, an incredible and singular occurrence at the time.
Both US Airways and American Airlines say they will not increase, which between you, me and the world population would be a spectacularly singular occurrence since it would go against every last historical president the industry, or any industry, has set.
That isn't a singular occurrence, it was just the worst day.
And it is perfectly clear that, for example, the singular substantives 'rabbit', 'tree' and 'planet' do satisfy the object-concept; for insofar as such (a singular occurrence of) a general term as 'rabbit', 'tree' or 'planet' is true of anything, it is true, in virtue of its meaning, of just one item at a time.
His story is part of a common narrative, not a singular occurrence.
The majority of farms reported singular occurrences of births and deaths.
If one is also concerned with causal explanation if one holds that singular occurrences are explained by citing their causes then the causal completeness of physics in turn commits multiple realizability proponents to physics' possessing an important variety of explanatory completeness that all other sciences lack.
This follows from its treatment of bare singular occurrences of names as definite descriptions, where a given name "N" is analyzed as the x s.t.
