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Examples
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She's a single-bay machine-one lot of struts in the wings.
Marazan Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1951
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The single-bay hangar will be used to perform MRO work on Singapore Airlines 'A380s as well as some of its 777s.
ATW Daily News 2010
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It is quite thick for a single-bay external hard drive, but the extra room allows it to be passively cooled through perforated holes on the top and back, eliminating the need for a noisy fan.
PC World 2009
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For nearly six decades, that 5,150 square-foot single-bay Fire Station built in the early Truman presidency remained so externally appealing and well maintained that people refused to believe it predated the full arrival of General Motors in Van Nuys, the first rocket test at Rocketdyne's Santa Susana Field Lab - or the skyrocketing demands of a modern day fire service.
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It is quite thick for a single-bay external hard drive, but the extra room allows it to be passively cooled through perforated holes on the top and back, eliminating the need for a noisy fan.
PC World 2009
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It is quite thick for a single-bay external hard drive, but the extra room allows it to be passively cooled through perforated holes on the top and back, eliminating the need for a noisy fan.
PC World 2009
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For nearly six decades, that 5,150 square-foot single-bay Fire Station built in the early Truman presidency remained so externally appealing and well maintained that people refused to believe it predated the full arrival of General Motors in Van Nuys, the first rocket test at Rocketdyne's Santa Susana Field Lab - or the skyrocketing demands of a modern day fire service.
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Many of Old Fire Station 83's neighbors were known to look on in amazement as the staff at the single-bay Fire Station would scramble around the clock to move one or more vehicles when an emergency response would call for only the Engine Company or the Ambulance, merely to see the process repeated again and again as the crews returned to quarters and were dispatched to subsequent emergencies.
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Many of Old Fire Station 83's neighbors were known to look on in amazement as the staff at the single-bay Fire Station would scramble around the clock to move one or more vehicles when an emergency response would call for only the Engine Company or the Ambulance, merely to see the process repeated again and again as the crews returned to quarters and were dispatched to subsequent emergencies.
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For nearly six decades, that 5,150 square-foot single-bay Fire Station built in the early Truman presidency remained so externally appealing and well maintained that people refused to believe it predated the full arrival of General Motors in Van Nuys, the first rocket test at Rocketdyne's Santa Susana Field Lab - or the skyrocketing demands of a modern day fire service.
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