Sentence examples for progress a set from inspiring English sources
According to 2011 data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a set of exams administered by the Department of Education, 18 percent of Hispanic fourth graders were proficient in reading, compared with 44 percent of white fourth graders.
The first of five annual reports planned on the National Assessment of Educational Progress -- a set of tests known as the nation's report card -- the study did not present new data, but offered fresh analysis.
These objectives are being tracked quarterly, and the sustainability department will report annually on their progress through a set of key performance indicators (KPIs).
The objectives are being tracked quarterly and the sustainability department report to the board on a quarterly basis and annually on their progress through a set of key performance indicators (KPIs).
The Boss. [C11.] Progress Seen in Privacy Standards The Federal Trade Commission and Internet advertisers said they had made progress negotiating a set of voluntary privacy standards for the companies to follow when building profiles of Web surfers.
The Federal Trade Commission and the advertisers said yesterday that they had made progress negotiating a set of voluntary privacy standards that the companies should follow when building profiles of Web surfers.
Hadoop runs a JobTracker process on the master node to monitor the job progress, and a set of TaskTracker processes on worker nodes to perform the actual Map and Reduce tasks.
The IRI model is continually upgraded as new data and new modeling approaches become available, and this process has resulted in several major milestone editions of IRI (Rawer et al., 1978a, b, 1981; Bilitza, 1990, 2001; Bilitza and Rawer, 1996) that progress from a set of tables for typical conditions to a global model for all phases of the solar cycle.
Perhaps the mistaken assumption you have here is that the relationship needs to "progress" in a set way or else it isn't "enough".
The Q-TWiST method assumes that cancer patients progress through a set of health states of varying utility value for the individual patient.
In addition to his personal library of 5,000 books, he lost his current work in progress – a novel set in 1850.
