Sentence examples for complete set of concepts from inspiring English sources

OM defines the complete set of concepts in the domain as distinguished in the textual standards.

They agree that, even if the world is 'closed under physics' every event has a complete set of physical causes the concepts of the other sciences are irreducible and do autonomous explanatory jobs.

General form of the equilibrium equations and the complete set of boundary conditions are obtained based on the concept of virtual displacement principle.

RTA appears to be most suitable for a well-defined, relatively small (fewer than 50) and complete set of papers, because substitution or deletion of papers causes problems with both identifying index concepts and showing which concepts from other papers translate into these.

Egas also facilitates concept normalization by integrating and indexing a complete set of knowledge bases, offering heterogenous information targeting different domains of interest.

It is hard to define a threshold for the functional importance of binding sites under this concept, and it makes the problem of selecting the complete set of important binding sites more vague.

In this paper, we develop the main concepts underlying the rigorous definition of an RVE that reflects the complete set of 2-point statistics gathered from an ensemble of available microstructure data sets.

The Pareto front is a key concept in resolving a MOOP, and it is associated with the complete set of optimal solutions.

Finally, we propose a more complete set of boiling regimes, or a more detailed mechanism, to explain recent CRUD deposition experiments by suggesting the new concept of double dryout specifically in thick porous media with boiling chimneys.

Bought a complete set of Proust.

But I'll give her a complete set of Wanda Gág books.