Sentence examples for kinds of sets from inspiring English sources

One set was a seventy-two-inch Samsung model, and one was a Hyundai forty-six-incher, and they were completely different kinds of sets.

Other house D.J.'s, less eager for singalongs, built different kinds of sets: Sander van Doorn with one dramatic, intensifying, minor-key instrumental wavelet after another, and Madeon with dozens of quick segues from hook to hook, often merely seconds long.

There are three kinds of sets: chow, a run or sequence of three of the same suit in numerical order; pung, a sequence of three tiles of the same suit and rank, such as three dragons of the same colour or three identical winds; and kong, a pung plus the fourth matching tile.

If extensions are (as standardly understood) various kinds of sets, nothing could be more abhorrent to Leśniewski.

A simple view of this kind would be one according to which all abstract objects are sets, and numbers, properties, etc. are really special kinds of sets.

These kinds of sets are used in many nonconvex applications, such as differential inclusions, dynamical systems, and optimization; see [14, 15] and the references therein.

After distinguishing two kinds of set of species, we use different strategies to eliminate the highly conserved genes amang them.

He kind of sets the table.

He said: "Bill kind of sets the precedent for everybody.

"It kind of sets a mood," Mr. Sarner said.

"I think that hole kind of sets the tone for the tournament.