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• The programs will not analyze data where the matrix is singular as it is not positive definite.
• Using the MCMC method in Loki, if the number of iterations is too small, then it is more likely that the estimates of the IBD matrices will be singular .
• With the singular exception of a few highly specialized late medieval tournament saddles - none rise above the rider's waistline.
• In the pantheon of U2 acolytes, McCormick occupies a singular position, uniquely privileged, tormented and compromised.
• More than anything else, this set highlights how singular and amazing Wire were at their peak.
• Asreml requires the inverse of the IBD matrix as input but this matrix can be singular .
• No one else does with available light what Godard does, which brings about a singular beauty.
• That example is somewhat exceptional, but not singular .
• A better introduction to the label would be harder to imagine, as the singles capture the remarkable beauty of Cold Blue's singular sound.
• They had a singular beauty, outstanding amongst the exotic growth of fern and ponga on the slopes below.
• Is it now official Republican theology that tax breaks are the singular solution to every single problem there is?
• And the singular subject ‘vehicle’ should be followed by the singular verb ‘is’.
• We are constantly delighted and surprised with the singular beauty, humor, and depth of these cultural artifacts.
• ‘Please inform the writers that the names of teams take the singular verb,’ he says.
• And because of this singular fact, every single published estimate of Social Security income and outgo is just plain wrong.
• The matrix was not singular , as the interaction observed variables were not linearly dependent on the original observed variables.
• In the south, it took ten years before the new leader, Albert Reynolds, read the signals and acted with singular courage.
• He concludes that the first person singular may not be the appropriate voice after all.
• It's kind of like we've demonised injecting drug users to be very singular people.
• Discarding the traditional method of drawing portraits, Mr. Eby has developed an exceptionally singular style of directly employing colour with the brush on the canvas.
• He never strayed from the sinister, sensitive steps that marked his strange and singular songwriting path.
• They are reputed persons of a singular , wayward, and eccentric character.
• In spite of its arbitrariness, that hypothesis had a singular fortune, for it dominated Western thought in one form or another almost until the eighteenth century.
• But perhaps even more astonishing is how this singular American victory has disappeared from public consciousness.
• Yasmine said that it was her singular good fortune to meet the ideal literary editor.
• March Madness is a thing of singular beauty in the ugly, wretched cesspit that is college sports.
• The Beatles were four distinct personalities joined as a singular force in the rebellious 1960s, influencing everything from hair styles to music.
• She grew up to be a lady of singular beauty and was much sought after.
• There are other singular words for classes or units of people.
• But persevere with Lear because, while he is no Turner, taken on his own terms he has much to offer in works of a singular beauty which contain the clues to personal tragedy.
• Barely are we into what is broadly described as ‘recovery’ than we see already a strange and singular characteristic.
• This iconic trinity is a remarkably singular instance of women as seen and interpreted by women.
• Every sip confirms that Bacardi Big Apple Rum is a singular taste sensation.
• Packed in a special blue box, they are known for their singular and impressive taste experience that is the quintessence of coffee.
• This treatment is rare, perhaps singular among Philadelphia case pieces of this time.
• Plural pronouns with nominally singular antecedents like ‘everyone’ have been a major battlefield in the grammar wars.
• His hands were of singular delicacy and beauty.
• Because the components must sum to unity, converting values to proportions produces a linear constraint, which causes the sample covariance matrix to be singular .
• He was a singular man with an astonishing career, but at the same time, as the author notes, he was ‘an opportunist without a detailed blueprint’.
• Inadvertently, the rest of the society is homogenised and the spokesperson emerges as singular and exceptional.
• The society was so singular , so unique, so finely skewed between wilderness and civilisation.
• The pain etched on the face of every single Lisbon Lion was proof, if any were needed, of the remarkable bonding achieved by this singular football team.
• In one of the more bizarre twists in a truly singular career, August 1968 saw The Incredible String Band in upstate New York as part of the Woodstock festival.
• What strikes the human eye is the uniquely singular soaring roof, shaped like a slanted disc, which also appears to be in the form of the rising sun.
• Plans are conceived of as singular intentions, regarded as incongruous within a diverse society.
• This was as singular a manifestation of male charisma, intimidating and awesome, as I have ever seen.
• It features some of his fashion images, celebrity portraits and an epic photo essay he shot in Las Vegas, all of them striking for the clarity and concentration of his singular vision.
• It becomes difficult in that the singular vision is important to a particular film.
• History has treated the Crash as a freak and singular event, unique to itself and highly unlikely to be repeated.
• We didn't come within a country mile, partly because I couldn't play, & partly because this thing's too singular and unique.
• What makes a person or relationship or an event or a language exceptional, singular , or distinctive?
• On this singular distinction, progressive vets have proudly dined out for years.
• This paradoxical turnabout is not a singular phenomenon.
• Christmas, of course, is a special case, and Dunkeld Cathedral is a place of singular beauty, but the trend still needs some explanation.
• Out of this dichotomous set of associations has emerged a constellation of forces, ideas, images and experiences which have defined both the city and rural zones in unique and singular ways.
• In American English, collective nouns usually take a singular verb.
• With the singular exception of Chennai, cricket crowds all over India have forgotten how to applaud good cricket played by the other side.
• Each spectrum was analyzed as a linear combination of basis fluorescence spectra using a singular value decomposition algorithm.
• His escape was all the more remarkable, given his singular appearance.