Sentence examples for mean a set from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't mean a set can't be spectacular or beautiful.

The final stop involved a trip Uptown to the Maple Leaf, where Sunday nights mean a set from the Joe Krown Trio, featuring R&B and funk guitarist Walter (Wolfman) Washington, the 69-year-old "last of a generation" according to Jay.

The seasons mean a set of bat and stumps is the perfect present from Santa.

Then, by an order interval we mean a set of points in given by (7.1).

By discourses, they mean "a set of categories and concepts embodying specific assumptions, judgments, contentions, dispositions, and capabilities".

By paired images, we mean a set of images of the same scene in two different modalities.

"Trebles" means a set of three fishing hooks, welded together at opposing angles.

Each dance in "Quaternary," which means a set of four, is named for a season but does not discernibly refer to it.

By a real definition Plato means a set of necessary and sufficient conditions that exactly determine the entities to which a given concept applies.

By a proposition is meant a set of possible worlds.

The latter means a set of strategies, one strategy for each player.