Sentence examples for removing a set of from inspiring English sources

Adelaide, Australia, is removing a set of parklets that became "a haven for drunks and yobbos".

Program conditioning consists of identifying and removing a set of statements which cannot be executed when a condition of interest holds at some point in a program.

The goal of the minimum contamination problem is to minimize the expected size of contamination by removing a set of edges of at most a given cardinality [27].

The critical node detection problem (CNDP) aims to fragment a graph G= V,E) by removing a set of vertices R with cardinality |R|≤k, such that the residual graph has minimum pairwise connectivity for user-defined value k.

Splints designed using the proposed system are rigid and fastened by screws; hence, by removing a set of screws along one of the gaps, the splint can be rendered flexible to accommodate limb swelling, as depicted in Fig. 20(a and b).

Therefore, the loss in prediction reliability from removing a set of randomly chosen markers should be much smaller than the loss caused by removing an entire chromosome.

When a deputy sheriff arrived minutes after the shooting and took control of Mr. Loughner, who was being held down by two people, the deputy removed a set of earplugs from Mr. Loughner.

Griffith, Wahl and Izurieta (2011) introduced the TrueRefactor tool to find and remove a set of code smells from a program in order to increase comprehensibility.

Back in the olden days, before the kids had their smartphones and their Nintendo tapes and their Tivo, families used to get together in a room, open a paper box, and remove a set of boards and pieces.

If the inhibitory stimulus is abruptly removed, a set of symptoms including central nervous stimulation (e.g., agitation, irritability, tremors, increased wakefulness), sympathetic nervous system hyper-activation (e.g., fever, hypertension, tachycardia, tachypnea, sweating) and gastrointestinal disturbance (e.g., vomiting, nausea, diarrhea) can occur.

The PMRA approach differs from the BM25 approach in three main ways: 1) it does not remove all high frequency words, but rather removes a set of 132 high frequency, low content words, 2) it counts words in the title twice rather than once and also uses MeSH terms, 3) it uses the PMRA similarity measure rather than the BM25 measure.