Sentence examples for with one further from inspiring English sources
Trees were produced according to the method described in Kuhn et al. [ 15] with one further modification: uncertainty in individual node ages on the mammal supertree was accomodated by allowing for each node age to be drawn from a prior constrained normal distribution (see also [ 11]).
Their much-lauded front two have contributed a combined 15 goals during the Hornets' unexpected rise to their current seventh place in the Premier League, while the remainder of the squad have one goal and two assists between them (with one further goal having been scored by Miguel Layún, now on loan at Porto).
An X Factor spokesman said: "There was a stage invasion by four men, with one further person in support.
With one further Cook innings possible, for Ashes series in Australia only Wally Hammond, out of range at 905, then Herbert Sutcliffe (734), Jack Hobbs (662) Geoff Boycott (657) and John Edrich (648 from six Tests in that same 1970-71 series as Boycott) lay ahead.
This, in turn, is paving the way for API-first and mobile-first banks such as Atom, Mondo and — with one further layer of abstraction — Auka.
Data from the impedance function, which is a more complete description of the response of the body as a mechanical system, lead to systems with one further degree of freedom.
McIlroy's Saturday 68 at Royal Liverpool leaves him in a commanding position at 16 under par with one round to play, six clear of Rickie Fowler, with Sergio García and Dustin Johnson one further back.
That would leave Hamza with just one further option - to take his case to the European court of human rights in Strasbourg.
Apart from the patients with retrobulbar granuloma, one further patient had CNS involvement (hypophyseal granuloma on magnetic resonance imaging) and two had mononeuritis.
There was not a single mother father dyad with both partners simulated, where neither of them had offspring with at least one further, sampled partner as well.
Now we see a large difference between slip and catch bond models, with the later one further stabilizing ACI#.
