Sentence examples for set referring from inspiring English sources
1998 and 2000 CSEW data formed the 1998 2000 data set referring to January to December 1997 and 1999; 3.
A standard constraint set referring to RTOG0615 was used for optimization and evaluation.
The occurrence in this rule set referring to the simulations is due to the fact that we excluded from our simulations the intermediate case of Ca2+ oscillations and subsequent sustained increase during 200 μM TLC-S (cf. Figure 2A).
They piled bursts of double-time percussion atop torpid, slithering bass lines; 12th Planet mixed rude-boy reggae vocals in his set, referring back to dubstep's prime source.
"I put together a possible play list of a thousand songs," said David McLees, a Rhino vice president and co-producer of the set, referring to "Can You Dig It?".
In 1999, when a sports anchor in Baltimore told viewers, "We need you tonight, especially our special viewers, and you know who you are, with that little box on the back of your set," referring to Nielsen's measurement box, Nielsen admonished the station.
For each module in the first data set (referred to as reference data), the function calculates the Zsummary statistic in the second data set (referred to as test data).
"Set" refers to "mindset" – the patient's mental and emotional attitude towards the hallucinogenic experience.
For experiments done on adults' speech trained recognizer, the adults' speech training set referred to as "TR1", the adults' speech test set referred to as "AD", and the children's speech test set referred to as "CH1" have been derived from the TIDIGITS corpus.
For experiments done on children's speech trained recognizer, the children's speech training set referred to as "TR2", the children's speech test set referred to as "CH2", and the adults' speech test set referred to as "AD" have been derived from the TIDIGITS corpus.
In [33], Anycast packet-forwarding scheme is proposed, where each node has multiple next-hop relaying nodes in a candidate set referred as forwarding set.
