Sentence examples for build up a set from inspiring English sources
Annette Perry said it was important for caretakers to build up a set of references.
The continuity conditions of the interfaces are used to build up a set of linear equations to determine the unknown coefficients.
The plan is to build up a set of clear, accurate and balanced answers to all the questions that our readers have ever asked themselves about climate change.
This allowed to build up a set of labelling strategies to probe the interactions between biomolecules with an emphasis on fully indirect cassette formats particularly suitable for high throughput screening applications.
These people then quickly build up a set of games out of simple oppositions and elaborate them until, in the end, nobody else can see what they are talking about.
Unlike previous studies, which have only focused on determining DRs, this paper considers the close link between the four phases using the means-end chain (MEC) concept to build up a set of fuzzy linear programming models to determine the contribution levels of each "how" for customer satisfaction.
Song and Ashdown (2012) built up a set of basic pants patterns optimized for three lower body shape groups, and tried.
The Anglo-Saxon kings built up a set of written laws, issued either as statutes or codes, but these laws were never written down in their entirety and were always supplemented by an extensive oral tradition of customary law.
In Kadare's Albania, a country that has suffered under consecutive dictatorships – the Ottoman empire, Italian fascism, German nazism, communism – the dead and the living share the everyday stage on which official lies and private pretence build up a setting of deceit and incredulity in which nothing is as it seems.
So what they did was, they built up a set of these objects out of a basic vocabulary of parts.
You built up a set of cards from classmates that went unreciprocated; your parents grumbled at having to buy gifts for teachers paid to educate us; presents were a waste of money.
