Sentence examples for set of applicants from inspiring English sources
As described in [32], the CAF involves a set of colleges and a set of applicants.
The credit data is then a set of applicants to be classified into two classes: "bad" (Y=0) or "good" (Y=1).
While the court unanimously rejected complaints made by the third set of applicants, under Article 6 (right to a fair trial), about the domestic procedure for challenging secret surveillance measures, and under Article 14 (prohibition of discrimination).
The directory provides an alternative to traditional talent agencies, enabling recruiters to search for a diverse set of applicants for interviews and auditions.
The height of the hurdle (the required minimum score) was either predetermined, or determined by convenience depending on the number of applications received, so set number of applicants proceeded to the next stage.
Tintin and hate speech Another set of the applicants' claims was based on the hate speech provisions contained in the Antiracism Act.
After laying out the basic problem, Ibrahim waded into the detailed mathematical steps involved in randomly ordering a set of lottery applicants.
If I were working at a prominent American company, I'd start the HR process in K-12 -- instead of hand-wringing about the skill set of job applicants, why not address those deficiencies at the earliest possible time by making sure schools are healthy environments where hunger or fitness are no longer barriers to learning and achievement?
For this purpose, they sent out a set of fictitious applications, differing only in applicants' names, which in India may signal Muslim religious identity or membership in a higher or lower caste group.
In this paper, we use a unique panel data set of SFY 2000 applicants to the Virginia VR program to explore the relationship between VR services and participation in the two primary Federal Disability Insurance programs, SSDI and SSI.
But who knew that in the dusty, arid mountains around Tora Bora, there was a cave devoted to al-Qaeda's HR, codifying the skill-sets of every applicant?
