"set as possible" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the maximum amount or limit that something can be done or achieved. For example, "Let's try to finish the project as quickly as set as possible."
These headsets are broadcasted at pre-selected frequencies that border very close to digital TV frequencies, so I try to get the transmitters as close to our 10m x 10m set as possible.
RSS is calculated as wide range of parameters set as possible not to converge at local minimum.
To decrease this potential bias, we include as many control variables available in the data set as possible for the individual graduates.
Neuroscientist Erin McKiernan, an independent neuroscientist working outside Mexico City, explained that in that country "data acquired are like gold, and it is absolutely crucial that researchers here get as many publications out of one data set as possible".
These are linear combinations of the original descriptors, with coefficients determined by a constrained optimisation process, designed to capture as much of the variation in the data set as possible in fewer, orthogonal PCs.
I tried to really accentuate the events and subtlety just got thrown away, any subtle or meditative or thoughtful aspect of the music got destroyed in the name of making it as slamming and attention-grabbing set as possible".
In case these reconstructions cannot be set exactly as indicated below, settings may be set as close as possible to the ones listed below.
Send out surveys to as many people you can reach to make your data set as wide as possible and therefore as convincing as possible.
The seat should be set as high as possible so that your leg position is as natural as possible.
As the flow rate of cutting fluid is intended to be set as low as possible, it is essential to develop high performance cutting fluids.
He wants to get back on set as quickly as possible and get on with it".
