Sentence examples for identifiable set from inspiring English sources

The Communists were the only political party with a degree of organization and an identifiable set of myths enabling them to connect with the amorphous opposition to Yeltsin.

Those who insist on a linear narrative or an easily identifiable set of themes may find themselves puzzled, perhaps to the point of frustration.

Mantel has no consistent, easily identifiable set of novelistic preoccupations — unless it's the persistence of evil in a world that doesn't always recognize it — and no fallback kit of stylistic tricks.

Fundamental to its development was the idea that psychology should not only focus on treating people once problems have emerged but also play a significant role in addressing social conditions (e.g., poverty, racism) that increase the risk of disease and distress Community psychology has an identifiable set of principles that both define and guide the field.

Hajer defines discourse, "as an ensemble of notions, ideas, concepts, and categorizations through which meaning is ascribed to social and physical phenomena, and that is produced in and reproduces in turn an identifiable set of practices" [9].

In their correspondence, he and Lakatos subsequently planned the construction of a debate volume, to be entitled For and Against Method, in which Lakatos would put forward the "rationalist" case that there was an identifiable set of rules of scientific method which make all good science science, and Feyerabend would attack it.

The consequence of identifiable sets of changes and their effect on the future maintainability of software is discussed.

Application of data mining techniques There are two types of models, classification models of organizing classes in data (identifiable sets) and regression models of determining variable dependency between them.

Operas were "through-composed", with a continuous stream of music which in some cases eliminated all identifiable set-pieces.

In this particular case, I wanted to capture the full impact of these beings surrounded by white space, in order for there to be no identifiable setting or atmosphere, and I wanted them all in the same isolated background, all uniform, in a sense.

Comparisons revealed 4 identifiable sets of highly conserved paralogs exhibiting identities ranging from 92 % to 97%% in the S. tuberosum haplotypes (Fig.  1).