The phrase "a set of yes" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to multiple affirmatives or agreements, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached a consensus, and it was a set of yes from everyone involved."
Alternatives: "a collection of affirmatives" or "a series of approvals".
So, what KS have shown is that a set of 117 yes-no observables cannot consistently be assigned values in accordance with VC1 (or, equivalently, VC2).
Beginning in the late 16th century, collectors demonstrated their command over the natural and artistic worlds in the cabinet of curiosities — a room, a set of shelves or even (yes) a box displaying whatever caught the collector's fancy.
A special case of "the law of large numbers," it tells us that an event of extremely low probability;like, say, my beating Pete Sampras in a set of tennis;is certain (yes, certain) to occur if the number of trials is high enough.
That unwillingness is based on a set of objectives and reasons, yes, but until there is a Palestinian state, as long as Israelis are administering or occupying a land with a people who it treats different from other people it administers, that is a form of apartheid.
A Guttman scale is composed of a set of binary items with yes or no answers, with similar content, but differing in difficulty.
Probably yes, providing a set of reforms is implemented.
An executive in one information technology company we worked with gave his direct reports a set of cards in which most were marked "yes" or "counteroffer" and three were marked "no". Using those cards, subordinates could decline three requests per quarter, provided they publicly offered a clear explanation why.
a variable capturing the presence of an industrial agglomeration (i.e. many firms of the same industry in the region) (0 = no, 1 = yes), and. a set of binary variables for the firm size (5 9, 10 49, 50 249, 250 or more employees).
He touts the 104% funding level of the Chicago Teachers' pension plan when he left his role as CEO, and proposes a set of revenue increases and spending cuts, including, yes, casino and pot revenue but also other sources, mapped out with numbers attached, as well as a contingency proposal of a POB funded not through sales tax securitization but through the cash flow generated by expiring TIFs.
The scale asks patients to respond with "yes" or "no" to a set of four questions.
The scale asks patients to respond "yes" or "no" to a set of 4 questions.
