The phrase "a set of seed" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a set of seeds" when referring to multiple seeds.
Example: "I bought a set of seeds to plant in my garden this spring."
Alternatives: "a collection of seeds" or "a group of seeds."
This starts with a set of seed questions but allows respondents to add their own questions as the survey involves.
The user inputs curves that manifest the desired user׳s intention for the panels and a set of seed features that correspond to the initial boundary conditions of a Riemannian metric tensor field.
The algorithm is divided into three phases, including computation of a lookup table which contains directional information for each image, location of a set of seed points which may lie along neurite centerlines, and tracing neurites starting with each seed point and indexing into the lookup table.
The traditional greedy algorithm sequentially selects a set of seed nodes, (S).
Suppose that L'Oréal Paris seeded a new lipstick product with a set of seed consumers for one of these campaigns.
The system periodically (each hour) retrieves headlines posted on Twitter by a set of seed news accounts, which must be provided.
A set of seeding plots were established adjacent to the planting experiments.
The proposed method is based on a new conceptual model that splits a multifunctional unit into a set of seeds with each functional group, assembling the branched elements after the independent propagation of each seed.
A set of seed-mediated growth experiments was conducted at a fixed total concentration of PSSMA-Ag NPs and HAuCl4 of 0.5 mM (Fig. 4).
Each reduce task is responsible for gathering information on the numbers obtained for a set of seeds.
A set of seeds was taken as input within the image and marked the objects to be segmented.
