The phrase "a set of nearest" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection of the closest items or entities, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the analysis, we examined a set of nearest neighbors to determine the best classification."
Alternatives: "a group of closest" or "a collection of nearest".
The T2K neutrino experiment at J-PARC uses a set of near detectors to measure the properties of an unoscillated neutrino beam and neutrino interaction cross-sections.
These include a set of near critical region measurements extending from the critical temperatureT = 561.75 K to T = 566.75 K at 1 K intervals.
Since most of techniques are parameter-dependent, a grid-search for a set of near-optimal/optimal parameters in video content may not be a viable task [14].
The failure rock slope consists mainly of sandy slate that was cut into blocks by a set of near vertical joints (Fig. 11f).
To test the genotype-by-environment interaction, we are developing a set of near-isogenic lines with different chromosomal segments around the Wx gene.
Therefore, in this paper, a synthesis approach is proposed that supports the decision maker through the generation of a set of near-optimal solution alternatives, which can be evaluated in more detail a posteriori.
Apart from reducing the computational burden, this technique generates a set of near optimal solutions (instead of a single optimal solution) and creates a re-usable data base that could be used to address many other management problems.
Such a processing step, using cation exchange resin, has been systematically assessed to obtain a set of near-optimum values of the key variables (i.e. pH, water dosage and cation exchange resin dosage).
Then, a set of near-source three-component accelerograms were employed and scaled according to the code, and a series of nonlinear time history analyses were conducted for all buildings.
