Sentence examples for the singular one from inspiring English sources

You can test this by trying the singular: one day's time, but one month pregnant.

Or, in grammatical terms, the antecedent of the relative pronoun "who" is the plural "customers," not the singular "one".

Grammatically, the subject of "tell" is the relative pronoun "that," which is plural here because its antecedent is the plural "shows," not the singular "one".

As with, say, bass, deer and sheep, the plural is the same word as the singular: one portuguese man o'war, two portuguese man o'war, etc, unless you really are talking about ships, in which case it's men o'war possessive gazetteer "A BBC newsreader was heard to announce that a detective had flown from Singapore's Raffles hotel to London's Heathrow to continue inquiries in London's Mayfair.

Further, we shall remark that although the minimal operator is densely defined in the case that (a = -infty) and (b = +infty), the minimal operators of the induce regular problems that will be used to approximate the singular one are not densely defined, and so their self-adjoint extensions have to be characterized by the theory of subspaces.

Auletta, like all the other reporters sniffing around the Abramson story, was quick to caution that the salary issue cannot be viewed as the singular one that led to her firing.

After all, when linked story collections work well they give the reader both the glorious ephemerality of the short story — its ability to capture what André Bazin called in a different context "contingency," the singular one-time event — and also some of the cooler aspects of the novel: its relational longue durée and its what-comes-next propulsion.

Two simulation examples for the one-sided Lipschitz and the singular one-sided Lipschitz nonlinear systems are provided to validate the proposed observer synthesis methodologies.

This program implements dynamic methodologies of teaching and learning; the most singular one is the use of a common project as a case study, which is used as a reference throughout the Master program.

"Observing some of the things Hank has been saying, he has a disconcerting tendency to speak in the first-person singular," one of the limited partners told me.

But in Vancouver the pace of the transformation has been singular; one decade ago the percentage of million-dollar homes in the city stood at 19%.