The phrase "a base set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computer science, or any field where foundational elements or components are discussed.
Example: "In set theory, a base set is essential for defining more complex structures."
Alternatives: "a foundational set" or "a primary set".
First, we created a base set of pairs using the host-based method and SSLhaf.
Alternatively, users can boot with what Apple calls a base set of extensions.
The value he explained is in taking advantage of a base set of features, then reusing them across different requirements.
One method to select this frequency is to rotate the motor at a predetermined speed and measure the torque tipple for a base set of tables.
The group of 36 is agreeing to a base set of APIs that have to underly any version of Kubernetes a member creates to guarantee portability.
The templates provide a way to get users going when they don't know what to do by providing a base set of information and visualizations.
Note that each vertex in V - { r} has a unique parent in N p. Thus N p is a tree with vertex set V. The set X, however, need not be a base-set of N p. For example, if h is hybrid in N, then in N p the vertex h has indegree 1 from the arc (p(h), h) and outdegree 1, yet need not lie in X.
She tries on a large, circular ebony ring (151 euros, or $222, at $1.50 to the euro), and a ring with a swooping base set with a dollop of black porcelain (120 euros).
"If you've got a manufacturing base and a supply base set up, it is best to produce and sell in one currency," said Mr Dodge.
I have a full Base set, and maybe even a full Fossil set, but I don't think I ever collected any of the error cards.
A 22-story tower, containing 50 apartments, rises from a four-story base, set flush with the street line on Washington and Spring.
