The phrase "a set of role" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of roles"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple roles or functions that someone or something can perform.
Example: "In our organization, each team member has a set of roles that contribute to our overall success."
Alternatives: "a collection of roles" or "a group of roles".
Like baby ducks imprinting on their mother, generations come of age and make attachments to things around them — a certain music, particular foods, a set of role models.
"If we want more women to be in tech, then we have to have a set of role models," she says.
Thus, it is necessary to have a set of role properties that describe the individual as that person appears in the context of particular events, perhaps in a way that is different from other roles that that person might play with respect to groups or organizations that are somehow associated with the event.
((mathcal {ALC}) Syntax) Let (Sigma _C) be a set of concept names and (Sigma _R) be a set of role names ((Sigma _Ccap Sigma _R= emptyset )).
((mathcal {ALC}_{reg}) Syntax) Let (Sigma _C) be a set of concept names and (Sigma _R) be a set of role names ((Sigma _Ccap Sigma _R= emptyset )).
Hoffman got himself into one of the groups, and then returned to Chaosium, offering to correct errors he had found in a set of role-playing scripts for Dungeons & Dragons that the company had published.
I don't just want a set of roles for a portfolio.
A formation decomposes the task space defining a set of roles.
A role assignment (resp. coloring) is a mapping from the set of actors to a set of roles (resp. colors).
The narrative gives him too many and too conflicting a set of roles to play: nerd, stud, billionaire, goat-farmer, prisoner.
Are character and ethical action better thought of as part of one's identity or as a set of roles that one assumes, online and offline, throughout life?
