The phrase "a setting of almost" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a situation that is nearly or almost in a particular state or condition, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The painting creates a setting of almost dreamlike quality, inviting viewers to lose themselves in its colors."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere of nearly" or "a backdrop of almost".
Shaky didn't even find time for Green Door in a set of almost incapacitatingly plodding rock'n'roll.
"What Barack Obama is inheriting is a set of almost intractable problems, and what he needs is a number of very smart special envoys," Mr. Miller said.
Similarly engrossing is a set of almost 100 small, wood-framed blackboards, each with a black-and-white painting; among them are abstractions, portraits, still lifes, nudes and gnomic texts.
In the early 1970s, there were a set of almost annual meetings at Oberwolfach on spectral and scattering theory and frequent PDE meetings.
On one end of the tunnel a set of almost parallel mirrors helps cast x-rays on a second set of mirrors, placed just 1 millimeter apart, instead of thousands of kilometers like the radio dishes.
Starting from considerations about the structure of furniture-like objects, i.e., objects which can play a role in the course of a mobile robot mission, the 3D point cloud returned by the Kinect is first segmented into a set of "almost convex" clusters.
Since each song is represented by a set of almost 3,000 numerical values, it is possible to compare the difference between each pair of songs by comparing difference between the sets of numbers.
Some people were laughing, taking pictures and high fiving each other, while others were staring dreamily off into the unknown, still out of breath from the trail's last challenge; a set of almost vertical stairs that seemed to extend forever.
In these experiments, genomic DNA from each cell was amplified (either by whole genome amplification or ex vivo culture) and then genotyped over a set of almost 100 MS loci (of various repeat units and lengths, see Table S2).
It is interesting to note that B3 and B6 in this figure seem to pick a set of almost perfect survivors, although these BEST groups are much smaller than that in the other prediction algorithms, presumably due to stricter selection criteria.
