The phrase "a set of fast" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a context where "fast" is a noun, but this is uncommon and would likely confuse readers.
Example: "The chef prepared a set of fast that included various quick-cooking recipes."
Alternatives: "a collection of quick" or "a group of rapid".
Both were "seeded" by the best solution found by using a set of fast greedy heuristics.
Union membership continues to be a set of fast revolving doors - as many leave as enter so that just staying still is a not inconsiderable feat.
Solution of "Levinthal's paradox": a set of fast folding pathways (a "folding funnel" with phase separation) automatically leads to the most stable structure.
A set of fast electronic switches controls the conductance rings and the capacitance plates alternatively set up each own sensing field in the same sensing volume.
I've written a set of fast routines for exact floating-point addition and multiplication, which I've used to create fast correct geometric predicates, namely the two- and three-dimensional orientation and incircle tests.
The d.j., an American from Philadelphia known as Diplo, played a set of fast, rhythmic Brazilian music called "baile funk" — itself a variation of a dance music from Miami called "bass" — and then began playing Jamaican dancehall songs.
The government responded by toughening laws for sexual offenders and establishing a set of fast-track courts for the suspects.
At one point, vexed by a set of fast-traveling lifts and intertwined positions, Ratmansky excused himself and went off to listen to Shostakovich.
But raising a set of fast-growing twins took a lot more than simply feeding them hearty servings of their favorite meal, chicken and shrimp Alfredo.
In this paper we propose a set of fast-computable depth features for static hand posture classification from a single depth image.
Although the government claims it is responsive to public concerns, it is planning to refer the legislation in short order to the Legislative Council, a docile pro-Beijing body, under a set of fast-track procedural rules.
