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Meanings of singularity in English
Climatic phenomenon likely to occur on regular, usually yearly basis.
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Usage of singularity in English
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Such a point is an example of what mathematicians call a singularity.
2
A singularity whose gravity permits nothing to escape: no matter, no energy.
3
The mere singularity of the names alone ought to decide the point.
4
One such singularity surrounds every sufficiently large mass in the Einsteinian universe.
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Kurzweil transformed the singularity from an interesting speculation into a social movement.
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Mzu barely thanked him before asking about the singularity's internal quantum structure.
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Then, once you're ready, create the most powerful singularity that you can.
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The singularity of this unequal division of labour struck me at once.
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There was one singularity observable in this tree which made Reuben tremble.
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The singularity of this did not at first strike the young man.
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A strange concomitant of his misery was the singularity of its form.
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His companion seemed instantly conscious of the seeming singularity of his expression.
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Some of the commonest wattles exhibit singularity of foliage well worth notice.
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Their suicidal singularity of purpose was horrifying; but worse, it was unstoppable.
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There are some who equate Hüsker Dü's singularity of purpose with genius.
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Even Matt had experienced the singularity of range-size endemic to these cams.
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United Kingdom
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