Sentence examples for preferential set from inspiring English sources

As explained below, we account for this nonadditive property using network rigidity to obtain a good upper bound estimate of conformational entropy by summing entropy components over a preferential set of independent constraints.

Aircraft leave on "Noise Preferential Routes" set by the DfT in the 1960s.

Erika's crew is almost entirely female, but this doesn't mean that women get any preferential treatment on set.

If the TSS defines position 1, in A. thaliana preferential positions were set at: -40 to -21 for TATA-box; -60 to 140 for TELO-box; -240 to -21 for SORLIP2-box and -160 to -41 for CAAT-box.

In a series of thought experiments, actors compute their utility of contributing a specific statement to the discourse by following ideological criteria, preferential attachment, agenda-setting strategies, governmental coherence, or other mechanisms.

The complaint said the firm had set up preferential arrangements with 16 mutual fund companies.

Last November, Morgan Stanley settled a suit brought by the S.E.C. and NASD that said the firm had set up preferential arrangements with 16 mutual fund companies.

Measures to spur investment in renewables included a requirement for utility companies to buy production at a set rate; preferential loans; tax cuts; and the establishment of a renewable energy fund.

Their wide-reaching set of preferential policies — cheap loans, scholarships and government contracts among them — were put in place in large part to help them rise in a society in which much of the wealth was held by the strongly entrepreneurial Chinese, who make up about a quarter of the population.

As such, the state has developed a set of preferential policies to assist minorities.

The existence of a set of preferential frequencies and the pronounced dawn-dusk asymmetry of wave occurrence and wave features, which were found in ground-based and ionospheric measurements of geomagnetic ULF pulsations, were statistically confirmed.