The phrase "a set of sampling" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used when referring to a collection or group of samples taken for analysis or study.
Example: "The researchers collected a set of sampling from various locations to ensure diverse data representation."
Alternatives: "a collection of samples" or "a group of samples".
Latin Hypercube Design (LHD) is applied to achieve a set of sampling points both in the design and uncertain spaces for calibrating the Kriging surrogate model.
Effective numerical methods for PDF transport employ the equivalence between the Fokker Planck equation for the PDF and a Generalized Langevin Model (GLM), and compute the PDF by transporting a set of sampling particles by GLM (Pope (1985) [1]).
Under the current framework, a set of sampling surfaces along the thickness direction of each plate layer are primarily selected and the displacements of these surfaces are chosen as basic plate variables.
A set of landmarks correspond to a set of sampling points and a possible location of the router.
As mentioned above, each sensor is modelled as a set of sampling points (detectors) arranged relative to the agent.
In this paper, we describe a set of sampling, recruitment and screening protocols developed to enlist urban, drug-using, heterosexual couples into a public health research study.
When the company was first established we paid to sequence a set of samples from different populations.
Background fluorescence was accounted for using a set of sample blanks generated by repeating the experiment without heating.
Feng and co would be wise to publish more details perhaps a set of sample questions, even.
And keep in mind, that given a set of samples, there are lots of continuous curves that we can thread through the set of samples.
A set of samples of hydroxyapatite from fish bones with different concentrations of Nb2O5 were designed.
