The phrase "with each one having" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple people or things, each of whom have something or something has been done to them. For example: "The students had to complete their assignments, with each one having a different set of instructions."
During the band's performances at Reading and Leeds, iPhone-shaped cards will be thrown into the crowd, with each one having a QR code on the back that when scanned, will take people directly to the web app.
It is believed many genes contribute to such diseases, with each one having a small effect.
In the past, the four exchanges operated largely as islands, with each one having options it dominated, although there was some competition in options that began trading after 1990.
All of the participant's raffle tickets must be involved with each one having an equal chance to win the prize.
The system covers a time horizon of three periods (t = 1,2,3), with each one having five years.
In VQA, the spatial or spatio-temporal data is split into many strata with each one having a similar degree of variation within the stratum.
We assume a network with M=10 SUs, each one having θ N available channels.
This convolution at depth d k results in Q r images, or equivalently, a matrix with vector entries, each one having Q r coefficients, which we denote by Y d k, n ′.
Each one with a voting block, each one with a constituency, but each one having to be justified: Are we willing to pay for this?
We consider an underwater snake robot with (n =9) links, each one having length (2l = 0.18) m and mass (m = 0.8) kg, i.e. identical to the physical robot presented in "Experimental setup".
Keeping up with each one has become impossible; you'd stream your life away if you tried.
