The phrase "a set of tie" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of ties"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a collection of neckties or similar items.
Example: "He bought a set of ties for his job interviews to ensure he always looks professional."
Alternatives: "a collection of ties" or "a group of ties".
Social network is here defined a social structure made up of a set of ties between social actors (individuals, groups, organizations), c.f. Parsons [26].
If teams are tied (having the same regular season won-lost-tied record), the playoff seeding is determined by a set of tie-breaking rules.
An RCT network is represented as a set of nodes, each node denoting a trial, and a set of ties, each tie denoting an interaction between trials.
SNA analyzes social networks in terms of a set of nodes (e.g., individuals or organizations) and a set of ties between these nodes.
One potential disadvantage of a journal panel is that by using fewer reviewers there would be more proposals with the same score, and this would create a problem if the funding line straddled a set of tied proposals.
The FCS Premium Hard Rack System can hold as many as three shortboards or two longboards, has aerodynamic pads to protect your surfboard, and includes a set of premium tie down straps to safely get you to the beach and back.
The score for a set goes to the player with the highest-ranking four of a kind (quatorze), or three of a kind (trio) if neither player has a set of four; ties are not possible.
For a mere £9,170 the ponciest angler on the planet can kit himself out with a Chanel rod and a set of meticulously tied, monochrome Chanel flies, complete with the famous "double C" logo on the gossamer wings, presented in a rather fetching, quilted black leather box.
The map shows a set of strong ties within the natural sciences and within the humanities, but few links between the two groups.
Traditionally, research on social networks has assumed that network structure mirrors preexisting roles: being a professor at a university or a director in a company translates into having a set of similar ties with the other actors in the network (i.e. students and faculty, or other directors).
Would a set of taught ties hold the average human's body weight?
