The phrase "a set as a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare or define something, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The concept of a set as a collection of distinct objects is fundamental in mathematics."
Alternatives: "a collection as a" or "a group as a".
Soulwax will perform a set as a full band, and then the Dewaele brothers will reëmerge to close the evening on turntables.
The latest reinvention of the definition of nothing came in the 1970s when Eddie Dibbs referred to zero games in a set as a "bagel" instead of an egg.
Arguably, the best solution for bass solos in the classic-jazz ensemble remains the one pioneered by Jimmy Garrison in the classic Coltrane quartet: Garrison took one solo a set as a theatrical unaccompanied cadenza.
But for all the fine string playing, the sometimes outstanding solo contributions from the Berlin Philharmonic's wind players and the sudden moments of vivid characterisation that Rattle undeniably comes up with, these performances don't hang together as a set, as a coherent view of what Beethoven the symphonist was all about and of the musical journey charted by these works.
My personal chess odyssey began on April 23, when I received a set as a birthday gift.
My personal chess odyssey began on the 23rd of April, when I received a set as a birthday gift.
Either the idea of a set as an arbitrary collection of already defined objects was flawed, or else the idea that one could legitimately form the set of all sets of a given kind was incorrect.
This paper proposes wholesale copying, the reproduction of a set of elements as a set, as an operational definition.
The ship is a setting as well as a symbol, a microclimate as well as a microcosm.
Beyoncé was reissued with new material in three forms: as an extended play, a box set, as well as a full platinum edition.
Rick A. Lazio showed up at the Rotary Club in Rochester last week, about as friendly a setting as a Republican candidate in New York State could ask for, to explain why he was running for the United States Senate against Hillary Rodham Clinton.
