Sentence examples for conventional sets of from inspiring English sources

In this work, we propose to use shape-constrained spline functions as a way to reduce the number of candidate rate laws to be considered in a model identification study, while retaining or even expanding the explanatory power in comparison to conventional sets of candidate rate laws.

All white, all men, all European, and a very conventional set of choices, truth be told.

If you listened to the Republican candidates this year, you heard a conventional set of arguments.

It is a thoroughly conventional setting of a short poem by Pushkin, the sort of piece every 14- or 15-year-old composer-in-training turns out.

But this time it is to be taken out of the conventional setting of a theatre and performed in a luxury suite in London's exclusive May Fair Hotel.

Even songs completed in the more conventional setting of a U.S. studio often speak directly of the military experience, which includes the sometimes-bitter feeling of returning to a culture that's thinking about other things.

The very promising first half, in which the characters are introduced and their ornate conversational style explored, yields to a fairly conventional set of chases and shoot-'em-ups.

Ms. Cooke sounded sumptuous in another premiere, Mark Adamo's cycle "The Racer's Widow," which included a lyrical but conventional setting of the evening's most unconventional text, a sharp poem by Louise Glück about the aftermath of a husband's death.

In a sense, I suppose I was the first generation in my family that held a less conventional set of life goals.

In the conventional setting of the NHM-LETKF, a single horizontal localization radius of 34.2 km was used.

The device has been tested in a simulation platform, showing similar performance to conventional set of steering wheel and pedals, and very good acceptance among users.