But they can do it only with a single application.

An embedded system running a single application might also use this technique.

That's a lot of different tasks for a single application to handle!

Some researchers suggest that two applications within one week might be more effective than a single application.

That is, a single application can be run on the entire system.

Institutions may only submit a single application for the program.

This means that the system is only able to run a single application.

I don't have to click into a single application to access those features.

And so the problem was you could get them all over the place in a single application, rather than just permitting it once.

Can I register a collection of works with a single application?