The phrase "a set of traps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple traps that are grouped together, often in a context related to strategy, gaming, or physical traps.
Example: "The adventurers carefully navigated through a set of traps designed to protect the treasure."
Alternatives: "a collection of traps" or "a series of traps".
The first stage (at least, after the atoms have been cooled close to absolute zero by more traditional methods) involves an optical "trap"—a set of lasers emitting frequencies of light that slow the atoms down.
At the beginning, we placed one trap for each period, and later we placed a set of three traps for each period after July 2003.
From the complete time-of-flight distributions of the atoms for a set of selected trapping times, information on the decay of atoms from the stationary traps could be determined.
Fortunately, sundews produce new leaves every few days, so there's always a fresh set of traps for unsuspecting prey.
The standard assumption is a uniform distribution in space, and the sum of the detection probabilities over space turns out to be the effective sampling area of a given set of traps, provided this assumption holds (Borchers, 2012).
Using this configuration of time-dependent electric potentials, a set of moving electric traps, separated by a distance of 3d z =3 mm, were generated above the two-dimensional array of electrodes, as depicted in Fig. 28.
Under conditions where the electrostatic potential is screened at a short range, a negative lobe of the Coulomb cage can be broken into a set of local potential traps that may delay the ion, reducing its ability to rapidly scan the protein's surface.
He sets up an elaborately staged set of traps involving shards of glass, a hot iron and a blowtorch.
That was the accessory of choice on Sunday afternoon, when he ran through a set of brazenly straightforward trap, which veered close to the sickly sweet emotion of happy hardcore, with moments that felt like a tribute to the Bonkers compilation series.
The work reported here provides a comparison of the performance of the stand-alone versions of SSAHA, MegaBLAST, and BLAT for a set of mouse gene trap sequence tags.
