Sentence examples for diffuse set from inspiring English sources

The fMRI technology immediately noticed that players with only a few years of experience activated a diffuse set of brain areas, including areas involved in fear and anxiety.

The internet makes it possible for more people to speak and participate, which, inevitably, means that protest movements will have a more diffuse set of goals than was common in the era of top-down, authoritarian revolutions.

I thought back to my conversation with Aswany a few nights earlier, when I had asked him whether he thought democracy was simply an electoral process, or if it represented a more diffuse set of values.

What's more, the pre-modern mass deaths tend to be spread out over long periods of time and carried out by a highly diffuse set of actors (the fall of Rome, the Mid-East slave trade), whereas the more modern atrocities tend to be chronologically concentrated and politically centralized.

A diffuse set is defined by a membership function that maps elements to grades of membership within a certain range, which is usually 0 or 1.

Both water and chaperones provide a diffuse set of rapidly fluctuating weak links (low affinity and low probability interactions), which allow the generalization of all these statements to a multitude of networks.

The fuzzy logic is based on the theory of diffuse sets proposed by Zadeh [33].

For the M06-2X methediffusediffuse basis set effect was also investigated by comparing the results using the 6-31G* and 6-31+G* basetssets, which, although relatively small, make the model practical for large complexes.

In a typical system, illumination is provided by a diffuse source set at the focal plane of a collimating lens.

It is found that the displacement of halide is concerted and there is no stable Meisenheimer intermediate, provided the calculations consistently use a polarisable solvent model and a diffuse basis set.

"There's been a seismic shift as a result of the last election," Greg Clark, the Minister for Decentralisation (a newly created Cabinet post), told me, contrasting Labour's one-size-fits-all approach with his party's preference for "a more diffuse, distributed, personalized set of interactions and engagements".