Sentence examples for a set of settled from inspiring English sources

Science is too often taught like a set of settled truths, facts to memorize.

What Willis and Gillen expose is that too often we talk about "education" as if students were faceless automatons and the body of knowledge were a single thing, a set of settled truths, a desirable accomplishment that promises an end to poverty and a happy life.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Two particles settling in Newtonian fluid (μ = 0.1 Pa s) side by side Open image in new window Fig. 8 A set of particles settling in Newtonian fluid (μ = 0.01 Pa s).

Once the criteria and sub-criteria have been settled, a set of weights is required.

He headed over to the parking lot, thinking he might spot some Oldsmobile spinner hubcaps to steal for his collection but settled for a set of Pontiac baby moons, which he stashed in the bushes, to be picked up later.

But at Bergdorf Goodman, that grand lady of Fifth Avenue department stores, it seems appropriate to pick up a copy of "Marlene Dietrich's ABC's" after you've browsed through the cocktail dresses, or Elsie De Wolfe's "House in Good Taste" when you've settled on a set of crystal dessert bowls.

This year, without speaking to each other, the parties have settled on a set of unofficial rules of engagement: The candidates can appear in the issue-advocacy commercials, even speak in them, as long as each advertisement deals with a single issue.

Their socioculturally mediated production practices have settled into a set of deep-seated norms that have impeded the accumulation of a critical mass of livestock for an export market.

The tradition gradually settled on a set of technical terms with which to translate and discuss the Aristotelian corpus and its associated late antique commentaries; it also came to agree on what were the major problems in the corpus which demanded resolution.

Levy's theory predicted that it should take some time for that set of intervening states to develop [62]; before the system has settled on a set of intervening states, µAgents would distribute themselves among the large set of potential states, producing an equivalent-set-like effect.

In November 1997 the United States settled on a set of 13 core STR markers to use with the FBI's Combined DNA Index System CODISsoftwareand aboutbout a year later launched the National DNA Index System (NDIS) [ 127, 128].