"All the people who voted for me are just a subset of Fleet Feet customers," Mr. Fenty jokes.
As the dictionary reminds us, the "Urban Dictionary is just a subset of a truly Urbane Dictionary, ideally conceived".
In his mind, anyway, payments are just a subset of identity.
The paucity of movie eloquence nowadays is probably just a subset of a larger phenomenon.
Junket managed to bring together just a subset of them (I hope a somewhat more representative subset than normal) without the usual grant-begging.
In the far east or in African countries, the unfamiliar conditions would be just a subset of the gulf of cultural difference you'd have to assimilate.
This has fed the view – commonly held by those on the left – that race is just a subset of class, and that those with decent education and jobs will experience little, if any, lingering inequality.
But it couldn't be more vital, as we discuss what kind of trade relationship we want with Europe, to remember that trade is just a subset of a deeper question: what kind of people do we want to be?
At the same time, all polls are subject to sampling error – the variance that inevitably creeps in because you are surveying just a subset of the population rather than everyone in America.
Now companies like Affymetrix Inc., the leader in gene chips, and smaller companies like Phase-1 Molecular Toxicology of Santa Fe, N.M., and Xenometrix Inc. in Boulder, Colo., are developing specialized "tox chips" or similar test kits that contain just a subset of genes thought to be important in the response to harmful chemicals.
The cross-complaint describes Lamar as "the founder of Beats headphones, its design and corporate identity" and argues that his royalty entitlement should include future models of Beats with a design similar to the originals, instead of just a subset of the original design.
