Sentence examples for means a set from inspiring English sources

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

The term "VA National Rules of Behavior" means a set of Department rules that describes the responsibilities and expected behavior of personnel with regard to information system usage.

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

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

That means a set of pictures of faces labeled with the way people judge them whether trustworthy, dominant, clever, and so on.

The second one – an interpretability measure – is based on the arithmetic mean of three components: (a) the average length of rules (the average number of antecedents used in the rules), (b) the number of active fuzzy sets and (c) the number of active inputs of the system (an active fuzzy set or input means a set or input used by at least one fuzzy rule).

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

In conversation, when people use the term ethics, they mean a set of moral principles or values to guide behavior.

By flexible we mean a set of features that would be desirable to find in an identification approach: constraint handling and optimal-input design.

By DDDAS we mean a set of techniques that allow the linkage of simulation tools with measurement devices for real-time control of systems and processes.

By DDDAS we mean a set of techniques that allow to link simulation tools with measurement devices for real-time control of systems and processes.