Sentence examples for changing set of from inspiring English sources

At first, these shows were mainly for the friends in the pictures, a constantly changing set of stills from an ongoing movie in which they were all starring.

Washington Square Park anchored the Village, offering 10 acres of green space to a steadily changing set of neighbours, from Edith Wharton to Bob Dylan.

For years private companies and government agencies have given their employees a card or token that produces a constantly changing set of numbers.

One way to view the situation at 395 Hudson is as a kind of tribal struggle: Irish union men of the Old Guard bristling at the presumptuous ascendance of black hip-hop culture, and a changing set of social norms.

For instance, percussive sounds like footsteps and coughs are sequenced into a stuttering pattern, and all the noises are tuned so that they fuse into a coherent, slowly changing set of harmonies.

"The U.S. made its trade sanctions even more onerous on Europe by pinpointing certain countries and having a constantly changing set of retaliation, spreading the pain more broadly," said Richard Cunningham, a trade lawyer at Steptoe & Johnson.

The leakage of user input data is analysed, caused by producing multiple outputs, resulting from inputs of frequently changing sets of users.

Volgaris et al. [6] presented the Newscast model, which is "an epidemic protocol for disseminating information in large, dynamically changing sets of autonomous agents".

A materialist cultural history would restore to the experience of works a sense of both of these changing sets of conditions (before and after), and the conflicts between them, in an engagement "originary for every present", since "[i]t is the present that polarizes the event into fore- and after-history"  (SW 3, 261 2; AP, [N7a, 8], 471).

The modularization of physical and control infrastructure does, however, only address one aspect of the issue and there is still a lack of appropriate tools and methods to support the rapid configuration and re-configuration of such systems for changing sets of requirements.

Throughout its length, it shifts between two and four lanes as it passes through a frequently changing setting of scenic forestry and smaller populations, as well as busy intersections and larger developments.