Sentence examples for merely a subset from inspiring English sources

This isn't merely a subset of customer experience, and a good customer experience strategy doesn't equate to a good digital customer experience strategy.

The table highlights the large economic value of biodiversity-provided ecosystem services, but represents merely a subset of the total economic value provided by these services.

You can also make a pretty good argument that the Tea Partiers' resentment of black people, or of what a majority of them see as excessive attention to the problems of black people, is not racism per se but merely a subset of a vague resentment of a diverse array of perceived "others".

For example, some upholders of academic tradition scorn "women's studies" on the grounds that women are merely a subset of "mankind". A similar belittlement of engineering is implied each time the profession is called "applied science". The consequences in public image and, yes, in dollars-grants, salaries, and the like-are only too real.

Some say "entertainment" but I believe that is merely a subset of escape, as an experience.

The law of voidable transactions, or fraudulent transfers if you still prefer, is merely a subset of that practice area known as judgment enforcement.

From application point of view the situation is not yet completely satisfactory because it frequently happens that a mapping T is a contraction not on the entire space X but merely on a subset Y of X.

From the application point of view, the situation is not yet completely satisfactory because it frequently happens that a mapping T is a contraction not on the entire space X but merely on a subset Y of X.

Feature selection techniques do not alter the original representation of the input variables but merely select a subset of them, a contrast to other dimensionality reduction techniques like those based on projection (e.g., principal components analysis) or compression (e.g., using information theory).

It illuminates the shallow legal foundation of these agencies, but it also creates the misperception that the book deals merely with a subset of law rather than with how America is governed and how the current structure was anything but inevitable.

These descriptions are meant to merely offer a subset of green marine technological potential.