Sentence examples for set of stages from inspiring English sources

"A sports model offers people a set of stages.

It is argued that his use of a Hegelian dialectical approach belies an essential determinism at work and that the categories he lays down as ways of understanding history are actually prescriptive, in that they present history as simply a set of stages by which communism will automatically be achieved.

It gleefully tracks the number of deaths on each set of stages, and you should expect well into three figures.

The process of packet forwarding can be naturally divided into a set of stages by hops on the path.

The formation of the disilicate phase, as final product, needs a set of stages and oxyorthosilicate as precursor.

A Kripke model $\mathcal{K}$ is based on a frame $\langle S, \preceq \rangle$, which consists of a set of stages partially ordered by an accessibility relation $\preceq$.

Drunken yobs disrupt the performance and when one of them comes up on stage he's lured by Valentina through the Imaginarium's ribboned mirror into a set of stage flats.

In between Valkyrian turns, Ms. Voigt has plunged into a different world, one of Berlin tunes, pure American vernacular, significant amounts of spoken dialogue and a whole new set of stage movements: smaller punctuations, rather than sweeping gestures.

Each of the three movements employs an ensemble in a quite different set of stage geometries; the first two thread angelic paths through pedestrian activities in ways that are poetic and, as sheer construction, enthralling.

The idea of the cumulative hierarchy of sets is that we construct sets in a sequence of stages indexed by the ordinals: at stage 0, the empty set is constructed; at stage α + 1, all subsets of the set of stage α sets are constructed; at a limit stage λ, the union of all stages with index less than λ is constructed.

The Zinnia system is a robust model for vascular development in plants providing a set of stage-specific marker genes for xylogenesis (Milioni et al. [2002]; Pesquet et al. [2005]).