Sentence examples for observing a set of from inspiring English sources

The reader is made aware of a general strategy of finding internal shear forces by observing a set of rules.

It is inferred by the hearer on the basis of his knowledge of what is said and his presumption that the speaker is observing a set of conversational maxims, one of which prescribes that events be mentioned in the temporal order in which they occurred.

Shannon introduced the equivocation function as a measure ofhow much a cryptanalyst is uncertain of the plaintext observing a set of ciphertexts.Figure 1 illustrates the definition above.

Fig. 11 An ASC-SPP result observing a set of contiguous regions, compared to an ASC-IN result focusing on regions immediately surrounding found '1's (many of which turn out to be '0's in this scenario).

In contrast to nearest-neighbor methods, the RDP-classifier bases its assignments on the probability of observing a set of eight-character subsequences from an unknown query sequence within each genus.

These probabilities are referred to as posterior probabilities, since they are calculated after observing a set of data.

We observe a set of n samples or observations on p variables, represented in the data matrix X : n × p which we can assume without loss of generality is centred around the origin so that 1 '  X  = 0 '.

We separated the enantiomers of 2a by HPLC with a chiral stationary phase column to observe a set of complementary peaks.

In 1986, 35 governments, including those of NATO and Warsaw Pact members, meeting in Stockholm, pledged to observe a set of such measures that included announcing military exercises and troop movements in Europe ahead of time and accepting mandatory on-site inspection.

Having talked to dozens of entrepreneurs from outside of the U.S. shortly after they arrive to take their first steps in Silicon Valley, I have observed a set of common false beliefs that most of them share.

In sum, we observe a set of consistent properties of collective attention shift during these events, referred to as CREAM - Concentration, Re-mixing, Expansion, Agglomeration, and Mutableness.