Sentence examples for concept a set from inspiring English sources

Starting from the general sustainability concept, a set of indicators is defined reflecting specific criteria for the energy system evaluation.

Further, based on the modeling concept, a set of fuzzy model-based adaptive control scheme and its creative fuzzy update laws of parameters are proposed to achieve the goal of adaptive synchronization.

Finally, as proof of concept, a set of Lift-based Web applications were developed for this paper by applying best practices such as actors, lazy loading, Comet support, SiteMap, Wiring, HyperText Markup Language, version 5 (HTML5) support, and parallel rendering.

As a proof of concept, a set of metal ions (Cu II), Co II), Mn II), Pb II) and Cr III)) were chosen as the model HMIs and capillary electrophoresis (CE) was selected as an analytical tool for the experiments demonstrating the feasibility of MNB-based stacking.

For every concept, a set of parent or super-concepts will usually induce a directed acyclic graph (DAG) structure for most biomedical ontologies.

As a proof-of-concept, a set of liver-specific lncRNAs and a set of heart-specific lncRNAs inferred from RNA-Seq data of 19 human normal tissues were used as examples to show the functionality of our lncRNA2Function system in annotating a set of lncRNAs of interest, respectively.

An ontology O  in our system is a set of basic concepts  C, a set of base relationships  R among the concepts, a set of derived relationships as inference rules  I involving ontological concepts in  C, and a type hierarchy  T involving the concepts in  C.

Concept matching: A set of concepts is associated with each sentence.

The concept of a circle can be analyzed as the concept of a set of co-planar points equidistant from a given point and as a closed figure of constant curvature.

The view involves no denial of the utility of the concept of a set or class; it insists only that the proper introduction of set-theoretical concepts calls for resources and motivation which go beyond the semantics of plural reference.

At best, the foregoing description presents only an intuitive concept of a set.