Example sentences of "more than [art] single " in BNC.
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| 1 | A cordon is no more than a single stem which fruits all the way along . |
| 2 | In crystallography , each lattice point can accommodate more than a single atom . |
| 3 | The channel was not a broad one , no more than a single kilometre , but conditions could be rough ; they could be dangerous . |
| 4 | No more than one LM granule needs to be used in preparing the stock bottle since Hahnemann says ‘ one rarely needs more than a single globule of appropriately dynamised medicine ’ ( para. 248a . ) . |
| 5 | Yet for many centuries , Cheltenham consisted of no more than a single street , lined with a few houses . |
| 6 | However , the cost is a disadvantage as the full party usually costs a third more than a single hour . |
| 7 | Among the assaults on males , it was only the two acquittal cases where the media coverage lasted more than a single day . |
| 8 | Two community or measles studies that we included had more than a single death and were not individually statistically significant : those by Barclay et al and Vijayaraghavan et al . |
| 9 | In the event , no more than a single amendment was made in the Commons . |
| 10 | he had to share a bathroom with the four other tenants on the floor , and the room itself consisted of little more than a single bed pushed up against the wall to one side of the room , a wood-wormed wardrobe and a single gas ring for cooking . |
| 11 | Unlike true appendages , processes of the body-wall are by no means invariably represented by embryonic counterparts ; they may or may not be segmentally arranged , they may be originally paired or unpaired , and more than a single pair is sometimes borne on a segment . |
| 12 | In Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland , per se entire electoral regions , no more than a single distribution would be required . |
| 13 | According to Engels , two-thirds of its working people possess no more than a single room per family , and Roberts 's figures are even more specific : 929 families have only one room , 623 only one bed . |
| 14 | Most of his work is now done to commission , and deals with world issues such as the Arms Race and famines , subjects which Kennard feels can only be addressed by using ‘ more than a single click of the camera ’ . |
| 15 | This is done as soon as some function is declared ( the simplest necessary declaration is that some solid entities are being entered ) and some volume exists , ie geometric entities that give more than a single coordinate value in each orthogonal direction . |
| 16 | If the user decided on very large keys — and IBM allows up to 256 bytes , for example — the track index might take up more than a single track . |
| 17 | But you will probably need to spend more than a single day in Winterthur . |
| 18 | The report was brief , no more than a single line of coded message , yet it was significant . |
| 19 | This will mean adjusting the time outbound , and allowing more than a single drift on the outbound leg . |
| 20 | Spaces with more than two dimensions require more than a single parameter to describe the Gaussian curvature at a given point . |
| 21 | Well , really not much more than a single mew , it 's so small . |
| 22 | The handheld multimedia system that eventually emerges , therefore , will be much more than a single delivery platform . |
| 23 | This approach does not solve the problem of continuity that depends on more than the single preceding node . |
| 24 | Although this Arrowana is relatively cheap when young , I would not recommend more than the single specimen in an aquarium of this size . |
| 25 | That pocket of life was plainly still some distance away , yet it was apparent to Jaq that the instrument was attempting to distinguish more than the single sharp blip that would represent Carnelian alone . |
| 26 | In the long run , of course , not only is this inefficient , but it costs more than the single , substantial investment . |
| 27 | The navy , greatly expanded under Henry VIII , required something more than the single clerk who had managed its affairs under the distant and often negligible supervision of the Lord Admiral . |