Sentence examples for associated sets from inspiring English sources
These puzzles also have associated sets of symbols which indicate how to divide each answer into two pieces (except for the last one).
Correlation matrixes for all predictors included in the regression analyses were constructed to avoid inclusion of significantly associated sets of predictors and to limit the risk of colinearity.
The data were partitioned into large and small ribosomal subunit associated sets of sequences, the tree prior set to a Yule model, and the substitution model to WAG (Whelan and Goldman 2001) with five categories in a gamma distribution of among site rate variation.
At a high threshold (low required statistical significance), the graph may consist only of one or few large components that comprise most reactions, whereas at lower thresholds, the graph may fragment into multiple components of decreasing size that indicate increasingly strongly associated sets of reactions.
As modified by Hungarian-born American mathematician John von Neumann, it says, intuitively, that if with each element of a set there is associated exactly one set, then the collection of the associated sets is itself a set; i.e., it offers a way to "collect" existing sets to form sets.
A method is presented, based upon the Stieltjes method (1884), for the determination of non-classical Gauss-type quadrature rules, and the associated sets of abscissae and weights.
Locations and edges have an associated set of clock constraints called invariants and guards, respectively.
Continuing with \eqref{Eexample}, consider the following associated set \(E\) of equations.
In this fashion, the hierarchy of sets and associated set-theoretic systems encompasses the objects and systems of standard mathematics.
An associated set of new approaches, including underpinning theories, human factors, pedagogies, design and evaluation strategies, etc., for teaching and learning in this environment needs to be developed.
At the end of August, she gave a speech dedicated to denouncing the "alt right"—a loosely associated set of white people who love Trump and embrace white-nationalist views that most Republicans would reject.
