Sentence examples for set of millions from inspiring English sources

From previous [12] and current work, it appears that rank diversity has the same functional form, not only for sports but also for other complex systems, such as countries classified by their economic complexity, the 500 leading enterprises ranked by Fortune magazine, or a set of millions of words in six Indo-European languages.

Once that data left company premises, there was no way for the company to control it in the first place, but the fact that a set of millions of entries was being sent to any academic who asked, and anyone who had a publicly listed username and password, suggests it wasn't even trying.

In an ensemble predictor, each peptide sequence is presumed to fold into a complete set of millions (or billions) of unique structural states, with a single energetic value calculated for each state according to its entire conformation (McCaskill, 1990).

For the analysis of data set of 1st and 2nd codon position, the same settings were implemented in the ML and Bayesian inference as described above except for the use of a 2-partition evolutionary model (i.e., 1st, and 2nd codon positions).

Even a set of 19th-century forgeries would be rather intriguing.

The first comes from another set of 19th-century experiments with seeds, this time carried out by Charles Darwin.

Even more striking and mysterious is a set of 14th-century Tibetan paintings with divine figures and inscriptions.

The V&A once sold a set of 18th-century gilt wood chairs thinking them to be "bad 19th-century reproductions".

Combined with the tenements, the visual effect of being on Manhattan Avenue is like seeing a movie set of 19th-century New York.

Another architectural gem is the set of 19th-century town houses that serve as the headquarters of the Henry Street Settlement social agency.

For many would-be diarists, the annual inserts serve as a substitute journal, often filed on a bookshelf like a set of 19th-century memoirs.