The phrase "a set of base" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of bases"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple foundational elements or components in a specific context, such as mathematics or science.
Example: "In geometry, a set of bases is essential for understanding different shapes and their properties."
Alternatives: "a collection of bases" or "a group of bases."
This induces a set of base weights for the sampled units reflecting unequal selection probabilities.
In this per unit system, all magnitudes are represented as non-dimensional values, with reference to a set of base magnitudes.
To apply a per unit system, a set of base magnitudes is studied and defined taking into account the special characteristics of a battery.
In this paper, we introduce a weight allocation strategy used to combine the received information from a set of base stations involved in a distributed admission control process.
The architecture provides a set of base classes to represent fundamental concepts, and which can be instantiated and combined to form DSS generators of varying complexity.
The software architecture consists of a set of base classes for defining channels and sensor nodes, a library of subclasses that provide certain specific channel models and node models, and an extensible visualization framework.
A set of base-case mudcake parameters as well as other parameters of the mudcake-wellbore system are reported in Table 1.
Typically, NMF and group basis representation are viewed as learning machine which is based on a set of bases.
"What started out as an innovative idea to create a set of base-line standards that could be 'voluntarily' used by the states has turned into a scheme by the federal government to nationalize curriculum".
"What started out as an innovative idea to create a set of base-line standards that could be 'voluntarily' used by the states has turned into a scheme by the federal government to nationalize curriculum," Jindal said in August.
The ASD classifier consisted of a set of base-classifiers, and each base-classifier used only a single biomarker to select g+ patients.
