The phrase "a set of pure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that are characterized by purity or lack of contamination.
Example: "The scientist presented a set of pure samples for the experiment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a collection of pure" or "a group of pure".
All methods subdivide a mixed cell into a set of pure non-overlapping sub-cells, each containing just one material that have the reference volume fraction.
Electronic structure of a set of pure CoSb3/RhSb3 structures subjected to various external pressure conditions as well as solid solutions was obtained within DFT calculations using WIEN2k package.
Comparative tests using the novel analytical tool and an alternative setup based on a commercial Raman probe were carried out on a set of pure pigments and oil paint layers, which allowed assessing the significantly higher efficiency and reliability of the former with respect to the latter.
The paper Blackburn (2000) introduces a tableau system for hybrid logic that has this desirable feature: Analogous to the axiom system of Blackburn and Tzakova (1999), completeness is preserved if the tableau system is extended with a set of pure axioms, that is, a set of pure formulas that are allowed to be added to a tableau during the tableau construction.
MCR-ALS was able to un-mix the hyperspectral data and extract and map a set of pure components that could be matched directly to eleven different paints used by Pollock and the canvas.
In this paper, we report on how MCR-ALS was used to successfully decompose the MA-XRF data for Number 1A, 1948 and extract a set of pure components that were then visually matched to the paints used by Pollock.
"The framing of this — that there's a set of ideologically pure primary voters who have only one idea about how to address climate change or secure affordable universal health care — is just wrong," Ms. Greenberg said.
The approach was verified using a set of 64 pure components to characterize the coal tar feedstock and used to simulate the reaction modeling of coal tar hydrogenation process.
According to the GROMOS philosophy, parameters are in general derived by reproducing the thermodynamic properties of a set of the pure liquids of a series of small molecules containing relevant functional groups.
Indeed, we showed that, at increasing concentrations, we have 1) on DNA samples extracted from stool: increasing efficiency up to an optimum reached at about 1 mM and then decreasing up to total inhibition and 2) on a set of highly pure DNA: same as 1), but with optimum reached at a much lower concentration, namely 0.05 mM.
Note that this is a continuous game (a continuous game extends the notion of a discrete game (where players choose from a finite set of pure strategies), it allows players to choose a strategy from a continuous pure strategy set) with discrete states, since each player's action can take any value satisfying the constraint and the channel state is finite.
