Sentence examples for elements of a set from inspiring English sources

Equivalence relation, In mathematics, a generalization of the idea of equality between elements of a set.

Henning Schulzrinne, a computer science professor at Columbia University, sees similarities in cellphones and VoIP services, which consumers deem reliable as elements of a set of redundant services.

The 18th-century Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler studied the properties of Latin Squares in which each row and column would contain a complete list of the elements of a set of numbers or letters.

The culturally competent communication model includes five communication skills that are depicted as elements of a set in which acquisition of more skills corresponds to increasing complexity and culturally competent communication.

Zermelo's original system included the assumption that, if a formula S x) is "definite" for all elements of a set A, then there exists a set the elements of which are precisely those elements x of A for which S x) holds.

In other words, all the elements of a set have the same type.

An algebraic hyperstructure (henceforth simply called a hyperalgebra) is a set endowed with one or more hyperoperations, i.e., multi-valued operations mapping a pair of elements to a set of elements.

The idea was to take one element of a set and use that to find the next element, then to use the second to construct a third, and so on.

In many cases, planners must compute a planning graph for each element of a set of states, and the naive technique enumerates the graphs individually.

Before Frege, Husserl and others, Bolzano carefully distinguished between subsumption (in set-theoretical terminology: to be an element of a set) and subordination (to be a subset).

They advocate the view that in a specific situation a causally relevant condition is a necessary element of a set of conditions jointly sufficient for the harmful outcome.