Sentence examples for sets connected from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest are robust invariant sets that consist of networks of equilibria (or periodic orbits, or more general invariant sets) connected via heteroclinic connections that are preserved under small enough perturbations that respect the symmetries [128].

Climatologist Judy Curry of the Georgia Institute of Technology, who has been trying to make peace between her colleagues and the sceptics, says the various data sets connected to the famous "hockey stick" temperature graph and Phil Jones's thermometer data sets "stand out as lacking transparency".

Mr. Khamphao and his neighbors all have $100 Chinese-made television sets connected to Chinese-made satellite dishes and decoders, causing both joy and occasional tension among family members sitting on the bare concrete or dirt floors of their living rooms.

Judy Curry, a climatologist at the Georgia Institute of Technology who has been ­trying to make peace between her ­colleagues and the sceptics, says the various data sets connected to the famous "hockey stick" temperature graph and Phil Jones's thermometer data sets "stand out as lacking transparency".

They wear black T-shirts and jeans and sport Walkman-like cassette players; and, much of the time, they are glued to television sets connected to the two-way satellite dishes (carrying the Internet) that invaded the village a few years ago.Nor is that the worst of it.

People because of the inefficiency in the sectors, got to a level where they have to procure sets connected to MTN, Econet and NITEL among others.

That is because current HDTV sets connect to set-top boxes via analog inputs, and program providers aren't happy about letting those owners record everything, while restricting recordings for purchasers of newer sets with digital inputs.

The new service allows the movies to be seen on any television set connected to a DVD player.

The original set, connected to the organist's console, now sits in a chamber above the new change-ringing bells.

By the 80's, the argument turned to who controlled the remote or who got to watch the one television set connected to the cable.

The subjects were placed in separate rooms and equipped with head-sets connected to a Voice-over-IP call.