Sentence examples for set to be visited from inspiring English sources

A screening at MoMA of "Hit So Hard," directed by P. David Ebersole, is set to be visited by its subject, Ms. Schemel, as well as the guitarist Eric Erlandson and the bassist Melissa Auf der Maur, not to mention a certain idiosyncratic front woman and fashion plate named Courtney Love.

In their conventional form, all these problems require each node/arc of a given set to be visited exactly once.

To choose a strategy forming the route does not mean an a priori choice of some permutation r of the integers 1,…,m (as, e.g., in TSP or GTSP), but is a choice of mechanism producing for every position arising during a motion its own number of a set to be visited next.

Late last week, school officials removed a student-produced pub called Brick from the bags set to be distributed to incoming students visiting as part of an orientation program.

Three snowboarders are set to be the first western professionals to visit North Korea's Masikryong ski resort, as part of a tour to the facility in January.

Three of the world's leading snowboarders, set to be the first western professionals to visit North Korea's Masikryong ski resort, have cancelled their trip after Pyongyang's latest nuclear test, the organiser has announced.

The discovery of another moon around Pluto is exciting news for planetary science, but it's also likely causing some anxiety for the team in charge of New Horizons, a spacecraft set to be the first probe ever to visit the dwarf planet.

A 200 m limit was set to enable plots to be visited within logistical constraints and to ensure that the plots could be located anywhere from a ridge-line to a stream gully (i.e. sampling was not biased towards a ridge-line due to the track location).

DfID said the total cost to the government of the pontiff's visit was set to be "substantially lower than originally estimated".

But his visit looks set to be overshadowed by the slavery reparations issue.

The TSPB is an extension of the traveling salesman problem in which a set of customers is partitioned into a set of linehaul customers to be visited contiguously at the beginning of the route and a set of backhaul customers to be visited once all linehaul customers have been visited.