Sentence examples for disparate sets from inspiring English sources

Novels like this suggest hidden connections between disparate sets of characters, although the spectacle of sheer juxtaposition — of incongruous stories slyly interpolated — is also part of their appeal.

"We've gone from a Swiss knife, to disparate sets of tools," she said.

For example, theories attributing conceptual knowledge to distributed cell assemblies (e.g., Martin, 2016; Pulvermüller, 2013) propose that disparate sets of neurons representing distinct modality-specific properties (color, form, sound, texture, etc).

That's especially true since there's no universal "TV guide" that spans across services, which each have their own exclusive titles, availability windows, and their own disparate sets of recommendations.

As (Atkinson et al. 2010) point out, "in combining disparate sets of information, the authors are not carrying out a mechanical operation, but exercising judgement about the strengths and weaknesses of different sources.

Large and disparate sets of LC MS data are generated by modern metabolomics profiling initiatives, and while useful software tools are available to annotate and quantify compounds, the field requires continued software development in order to sustain methodological innovation.

Byatt "immersed" herself, "over a period of years," in a disparate set of texts.

But the historians operate under a wholly different and disparate set of assumptions.

It's only 30 years on and the facts are already a mess, recounted by a disparate set of narrators, each as unreliable as the other.

In his report, Mortimer concluded that, in its reporting of the Arab Spring, "the BBC covered a challenging, complex and geographically disparate set of stories in an engaging way".

"The company was looking for some creative direction so that we wouldn't have this disparate set of products but instead ones that would sit together," he said.