Sentence examples for set though more from inspiring English sources

In its simplest form this is taken as the minima and maxima for each descriptor in the training set, though more complex domain calculations are often used.

Gastronauts is set for success, though more as a series of snacks worth savouring rather than a banquet.

Though set in a more spartan neighborhood, the Morrison-Clark Inn at 1015 L Street (11th and Massachusetts) NW, (202) 898-1200, fax (202) 414-0513, www.morrisonclark.com, features Southern charm for a reasonable price.

It's easy to set up, though, and more comfortable to write long emails on than the on-screen keyboard.

This season the BMO Field outfit must have their sights set on more than just a post-season appearance, though.

Reality set in more pressingly.

People in 1910 didn't know they were going to have a world war and a depression in the next 25 years; Japanese investors in 1990 might have though they were set for two more decades of prosperity but they were wrong.

In the meantime, 7 million students this coming school year are set to pay more, even though there is widespread support for preventing that very outcome.

Video footage of trench warfare belatedly positions the production in a more specific setting, though it is unclear why Pilgrim should reach salvation via the electric chair – condemned for desertion, perhaps?

Miss Middleton is eschewing the traditional horse-drawn carriage for her arrival to set a more austere tone, though the couple will still leave in one.

These tend to be heavier than fluke anchors of the same size, and thus will set more easily (though with somewhat less holding power) than fluke anchors.