The phrase "a set of record" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of records"? You can use "a set of records" when referring to a collection or group of data entries or documents that are related in some way.
Example: "The researcher analyzed a set of records to identify trends in the data over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a collection of records" or "a group of records".
The system maintains a set of record vectors and the vector will be removed from the list if the vector or var is destroyed.
I liked some of "A Pen of All Work" — especially a set of record covers and a series on Charles Manson, who in these sketches looks unsettlingly, almost seductively, like a living-room-portrait white Christ — but found the exhibition, on balance, to be just as obnoxious as the politics, official and countercultural, that Pettibon sets out to lampoon.
"See It Now" grew out of the collaboration of Murrow and Friendly on a set of record albums called "I Can Hear It Now;" instead of documenting history with sounds from the past, as the records did, "See It Now" seeks to present, recorded on film, significant sights and sounds of the present.
Instead, Emanuel has unveiled a set of record tax hikes as his solution.
Facebook's answer to its PR challenges of the last few weeks, including a very public spat with Apple, was to post a set of record financial results.
In 2012, the US experienced a set of record-breaking temperatures, and the US Department of Energy has warned that days of extreme heat are expected to become more frequent and more intense because of climate change.
Given a set of records, entity resolution algorithms find all the records referring to each entity.
Given a set of records, an ER algorithm finds records that refer to the same real-world entity.
Davis explained that this was military parlance for "what gets done to a set of records for an intelligence officer.
We study the problem of using the crowd to perform entity resolution (ER) on a set of records.
The paper includes extensive numerical studies using a set of recorded real-world driving data, representing heterogeneous vehicular demand.
