Sentence examples for definite set from inspiring English sources

Seventh, the intelligence must have some definite set of core operations that are indicative of its use.

"So I think it is time to take a more definite set of actions so it isn't just complaining on Facebook.

THE Hollywood of the novelist John Kaye has a definite set of looks and sounds and smells, but mostly it has a shape -- the shape of desolation.

People were making choices, most of whom had not been involved before in a Broadway experience, which has a definite set of dos and don'ts.

First, we were all left to linger on a very definite set of problems: our heroes trapped in a train car with cannibals outside and the threat of certain death.

Searle considers his taxonomy to be superior to Austin's, in part because Austin's was not based on a definite set of basic dimensions and so resulted in inconsistent and overlapping classifications of speech acts.

(Nor is there a definite setting — aspects of the ancient and modern worlds are weirdly mashed together).

Providing tailored scientifically sound and updated knowledge and identifying factors that could contribute to generate positive attitude and motivate behaviour change in a definite setting could help to minimize foodborne hazard in hospital catering and enhance the practical utility of hygiene training for the personnel involved in food service functions.

A variant on this approach is that of Bub (1997), on which some observable R is chosen to to be always-definite; the set of definite observables is then expanded to the maximal set that avoids a KS obstruction.

For example, a decreased expression of Trp53 in microarray analysis was measured only in two probe sets that recognise multiple alternative transcripts from the same gene each, whereas a third definite probe set did not recognise any modulation of expression.

At General Griff's reappearance, a definite reaction set.