Sentence examples for a set of sometimes from inspiring English sources

Through it, culture was both democratized and limited according to a set of sometimes competing standards and values.

But it was the odometer and not the speedometer that mattered, as drivers followed a set of sometimes arcane directional clues and tried to stay on a circuitous route.

The result is a set of sometimes widely differing parameter vectors that yield very similar optimal values of the fit criterion.

This usually leads to a set of sometimes-related rules voted on by compromise that may or may not lead to optimal datacenter design.

Each round contains a new mystery basket, which reveals a set of ingredients (sometimes lovely, sometimes whacky) they have to use in their dish.

It has a set of nodes, sometimes called vertices.

He became famous among hoaxers for a set of 16 — sometimes expanded to 34 — questions that, he says, reveal official accounts to be faulty.

I find this quite different from today's "parametric design," which allows the computer to generate form from a set of instructions, sometimes resulting in so-called blob architecture.

Even when their behavior seems to indicate a desire to wear, view and drink what they want, as we might, Sciolino's subjects reveal, on closer inspection, a set of motives sometimes quite different from those we might wish to see -- piety and patriotism, rather than rebellion in the Western mold.

A musical chord is defined as a set of three (sometimes two) or more simultaneously played notes.

Odds ratios (OR) are for allele A1 Whilst the three SNPs in Table  1 were the most significant in the forward logistic regression, each SNP should be considered as a tagging or representative SNP for a set of SNPs, sometimes referred to as an association "peak".