Sentences with phrase «single sense»

A new online dating help site is determined to give singles the sense of security they need to meet someone special.

The medium ensured a quality selection of date prospects and gave singles a sense of security.

Rothko conceived the series in a way that allowed each painting to be created relative to one another — each canvas was a continuation of the previous composition and together they formed one single emotion, one single conversation, and one single sense of space.

As far back as the 1820s, French gastronome Jean Anthelme Brillat - Savarin proposed that «smell and taste are in fact but a single sense, whose laboratory is in the mouth and whose chimney is in the nose».

Support for the research on this novel multiplexed protein sensor was provided by the Graduate School of Excellence «Materials Science in Mainz» (MAINZ) and the European Research Council (ERC) «Single Sense» project.

Today, singles sense the «rules» have altered and the dating world both online and offline has changed over the years.

This is of a single sense to be assured that the couple remains ground one to the other.

In economic sense, a duty is also a kind of History of ICE Archives It's a story that began more than ten years ago... In March 2003, the Homeland Security Act set into motion what would be the single

«My World», the most popular primary school programme of the 1990s, was originally designed to provide a graphic diary for a single SEN pupil in Derbyshire.

An accessible information technology system is one that can be operated in a variety of ways and does not rely on a single sense or ability of the user.

That is awesome in every single sense of the word.

To do really wonderful work with very much less in every single sense, not only financially.

Current visualization of data is based on a single sense.