In this example a set of HRC-I observations are being merged, which means that the wide band is used by default.
In the United States, for example, a set of encyclopedias in 1960 was expensive but held great value for families with studious kids.
In Britain, for example, a set of publicized Judges' Rules (first drawn up in 1913 and since revised) outlines safeguards for accused persons while they are under investigation.
Taking the aero-elastic tailoring of a composite wing for optimization as an example, a set of Pareto solutions are obtained for the decision-maker.
In this example, a set of material parameters in an elasto-plastic constitutive model have been identified by using the obtained experimental data.
To estimate the P values for the change in ΩR in E20C, for example, a set of eleven ΩR values is formed for each model, using the ΩR value for E20C and all 10 pre-industrial values.
Prior to any post hoc analysis, however, a natural issue is how to construct "ideal" brain networks given, for example, a set of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) time series associated with different brain regions.
As an example, a set of observational data collected by mooring buoys at the Liwan block (19 20°N, 115 116°E) of the northern SCS are used to calculate the propagation speeds and directions of measured ISWs.
As an example, a set of syllables that an alphabetic system would represent with the consonant p plus a vowel are all represented in Linear B by different graphs.
For example, a set of proposals from Texas senator John Cornyn, which require a tougher set of standards for newly legalised immigrants to get a green card, could swing extra Republicans on board, but at the same time it could be hardline enough to cause some Democrats to oppose it.
As in "Hip Logic" (2002), Hayes here owes something to contemporary hip-hop and a great deal to old, rhyming poetic forms, even as he invents forms of his own: the "pecha kucha," for example, a set of quatrains derived from a Japanese slide show.
