Sentence examples for set of constituents from inspiring English sources

"This really shows that when a diverse set of constituents come together to solve a common problem, really neat things can happen," Dr. Beckmann said.

But judging from the dismay that his vetoes have caused, Mr. Brown has work to do to repair ties with a larger set of constituents.

One future challenge is to determine what effective parameters can or cannot be obtained for a given set of constituents of a metamaterial lattice cell, thereby delineating the possible from the impossible in metamaterial design.

The innovation ecosystem perspective is based on the premise that communities consist of a heterogeneous and continuously evolving set of constituents that are interconnected through a complex, global network of relationships.

If we are going to be able to do our work consistently, we must market ourselves well in a number of ways to a diverse set of constituents.

One is that it produces answers about the composition of a sample only for a given set of constituents, in this case the immune cell subset profiles that form the basis matrix.

Our second algorithm derives the seed set from pre-computed seed set of constituent topics, which is based on Observation 2.

Then the set of constituent amplitude and frequency modulated (AM FM) analytic sinusoids, each with slowly varying amplitude and frequency, is sought.

One of the most interesting recent examples (not discussed by Macpherson) is offered by Nickel (2007): Nickel says we can see an arbitrarily chosen set of constituent squares "as prominent".

Structures are defined as the patterns and forms of social relations and combinations among a set of constituent social elements or component parts such as positions, units, levels, regions and locations, and social formations.

Many approaches aim at decomposing the signal on a set of constituent elements (that are termed atoms, basis or simply dictionary elements), to obtain an exact representation of the signal, or in most cases an approximative but parsimonious representation.