unipartiteadj.

1791 Parl. Reg. 1781–96 XXX. 21 The memorable convention with Spain in 1786, respecting the Mosquito shore; a treaty which was unipartite.

1860 Pennsylvania State Rep. 34 182 A will is simply a unipartite disposition of property.

1877 Rep. Cases Circuit Court U.S.: 4th Circuit 2 536 Policies of insurance differ from ordinary contracts in this, that while ordinary contracts are signed by both parties, policies are unipartite in form, signed only by the insurer.

1905 Archaeologia 59 255 Nowadays, one multipartite deed suffices for the conveyance of any quantity of land. At the time that I am speaking of deeds were, generally speaking, unipartite.

1819 G. Samouelle Entomologist's Compend. 79 Anthosoma, Leach. Shell coriaceous-membranaceous, unipartite, rounded before and behind.

1861 Philos. Mag. 21 376 A triad is called tripartite if its three elements are culled out of three different parts or sets..; unipartite if they all lie in the same set.

1903 T. H. Montgomery Adult Organisation Paragordius varius 74 The neural lamella connecting with the hypodermis is a strictly unipartite structure.

1964 Jrnl. Paleontol. 38 886/1 In vertical section the laminae are unipartite, ranging in thickness from 0.036 to 0.15 mm.

2012 Devel. Math. No. 23. 2 We may regard each of the parts as a unipartite partition.