Sentence examples for a set subject from inspiring English sources

Heywood's works for the stage were interludes entertainments popular in 15th- and 16th-century England, consisting of dialogues on a set subject.

Canadian politics are a set subject for jokes among American journalists, "worthwhile Canadian initiative" and all that, but they actually have their fascination, because of the country's double nature.

(if you don't already have a set subject).

Librarians are a great source of information to the reading public and should always be considered when seeking information on a set subject.

We have chosen the Agua Amarga area (1) to exemplify the potential of climatic signatures of biogenic associations in shallow-water carbonates for high-resolution chronostratigraphic correlations and (2) to describe stratigraphic architectures and facies distributions in a setting subject to synsedimentary tectonics.

Placement of locally purchased coolers in delivery area to maintain oxytocin at required cold temperatures at the bedside in a setting subject to frequent power outages.

This paper addresses a number of representative function problems defined on Boolean formulae, and shows that all these function problems can be reduced to a generic problem of computing a minimal set subject to a monotone predicate.

The proposed LEMPC schemes also take advantage of a predefined Lyapunov-based explicit feedback law to characterize their stability region while maintaining the closed-loop system state in an invariant set subject to bounded process disturbances.

Under the scheme's original terms, Iraq sold its oil to whomever it chose, at a price it set (subject to United Nations approval).

Usually, original data are divided into two data sets: a training set, subjected to the feature selection, and a testing set, used to evaluate the feature selection of the model with different validation techniques.

Taught by the art director of Harper's Bazaar, Alexey Brodovitch, she applied the set subject of a fashion show to document a catwalk, set up in a deconsecrated Harlem church.