Sentence examples for set of encounters from inspiring English sources

Take, for instance, the peculiar set of encounters that comprise what is now the fifth chapter of Mark.

The flowering of Yiddish literature at the end of the 19th century through the middle of the 20th is a wildly diverse reaction to yet another set of encounters and accommodations, this time between traditional Judaism and the secular West.

I'm thinking, for instance, of Hoffman in "The Master"; Bette Davis in "All About Eve"; and Brando in "Last Tango in Paris" and, even more, in "Meet Marlon Brando," Albert and David Maysles's 1965 documentary about him (or, rather, about his narrow set of encounters during a New York press junket).

Once this process came to an end, we defined the latest connected encounter as the end of the episode, and defined the connected set of encounters as a new episode of care.

Clinton got on the phone with Nixon and began a set of encounters and tutorials that helped Clinton manage the Russia challenge -- and which helped contribute to the national rehabilitation of Richard Nixon in the eyes of many.

With this mission, this second edition of Dream Babes triggers a set of encounters through a three-evening program in various formats such as workshops, performances, screenings and dj sets, reaching varied levels of public engagement.  .

The story essentially consists of two sets of encounters, 20 years apart, between the tormented Austerlitz and the narrator, who is only seemingly detached.

Instead, "Cheerleader Nation" is a set of stylized encounters between mothers and daughters.

Between them they masterminded a theatrical style of performance with state-of-the-art light shows that made you feel like you were on the set of Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

In the movie's first set of extended encounters, in a former coal-mining town, the filmmakers speak with a woman named Jeanine who's the lone holdout in a row of miners' homes that's soon to be demolished, and then with neighbors from the town who lovingly describe the ways of life that have vanished from the town along with the mining industry.

Thus, within time interval [t0, T], contact ( {mathcal{C}}^{left i,jright)} ) between SU v i and SU v j can be rigorously regarded as the set of all encounters, i.e., ( {mathcal{C}}^{left i,jright)}=left{{e}_1^{left i,jright)},{e}_2^{left i,jright)},cdots, {e}_K^{left i,jright)}right} ) and ( left|{mathcal{C}}^{left i,jright)}right|=K ).