Sentence examples for a central set of from inspiring English sources

A central set of 30 works were commissioned for Hesitation Marks, the 2013 album by industrial rockers Nine Inch Nails.

The painting, "Karrku," depicts important ceremonial landmarks intermingled with a central set of concentric rings representing a sacred local ochre deposit that gives the work its name.

There are now, in effect, 51 different plans one in each state plus a central set of guidelines.One of those guidelines stipulated that poor people with dependent children would get federal payments for only five years over a lifetime.

They added great arcs of planting beds on the terraces with a central set of steps leading up to a larger obelisk as a focal point (a plaque commemorates the day the Prince of Wales visited in order to "open" the garden).

We have an internal cloud in that we have a central operation with a central set of administrative operations for the department.

VOICE OF WISDOM: You realize that you are now having a circular conversation with yourself, reinforcing a central set of values you already have through a false construct, right?

In a central set piece of "Breaking the News," last year's health-care debate is described as the media's Vietnam... [Fallows] ends with a tentative endorsement of a movement in the media...called public journalism... Led by Jay Rosen...the movement argues that the media ought to cut out all the nonsense and act like part of the society they live in..

In a central set piece of "Breaking the News," last year's health-care debate is described as the media's Vietnam... [Fallows] ends with a tentative endorsement of a movement in the media...called public journalism... Led by Jay Rosen...the movement argues that the media ought to cut out all the nonsense and act like part of the society they live in.

Disciplinary integration thus focuses foremost on aligning game play with modeling around a specific central set of disciplinary inscriptions rather than engaging in 'inquiry' more broadly.

In a large central installation, a set of antique-looking loudspeakers emit a dehumanised voice quoting the master of universal paranoia, Franz Kafka: "You are not from the castle, you are not from the village, you aren't anything".

A central theme of set theory is thus the search and classification of new axioms.