The phrase "a set of shift" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of shifts"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a collection or group of work shifts, typically in a job or scheduling context.
Example: "The manager provided a set of shifts for the upcoming week to ensure adequate coverage."
Alternatives: "a series of shifts" or "a collection of shifts".
Finally, a set of shift factors were derived between the full-scale, OT, and CDCT tests.
Based on the forecast, required staffing levels for a set of time periods, a set of shift types that best covers the demand must be determined.
A set of shift operators have been developed for, and applied to, a time-adaptive Cartesian mesh method with a fractional step algorithm.
"Each one of us is a set of shifting molecules, spinning in ecstasy," says one character in The Limits of Control.
These fascinate Shmuel in their own right, and provide the present of the novel with a set of shifting historical counterweights.
But then this is a performance about performance: her nameless woman comes across as someone who's as much a set of shifting parameters as she is a person.
The nurse rostering problem (NRP) is a combinatorial optimization problem tackled by assigning a set of shifts to a set of nurses, each has specific skills and work contract, to a predefined rostering period according to a set constraints.
What exactly the Democratic Party not taking black women for granted would entail is, according to progressive black women themselves, a set of shifts both broad and particular.
However, the unique nature of single-view photometric stereo allows one to model misaligned image sequences using the underlying image formation model and a set of translational shifts.
In this section we first recall the Bochner theorem which characterizes a set of continuous shift-invariant positive-definite kernels on by the Fourier transform.
Differences between the observed chemical shifts for mono- and disaccharides provide a set of first-order chemical shift increments (glycosylation shifts), whereas trisaccharides provide additional second-order chemical shift corrections for vicinal branch points.
