Sentence examples for surprising set of from inspiring English sources
An interesting and sometimes surprising set of clusters appear".
In his post-paternity-leave speech to the National Policy Forum next weekend, he won't be setting out a surprising set of fresh policies.
The team's work yielded a surprising set of discoveries that point to the breakdown of histidine — one of several amino acids used by the body to construct proteins — as a critical gatekeeper of cancer cells' vulnerability to methotrexate.
Kafka died from tuberculosis in 1924, leaving a surprising set of instructions to Brod: "Dearest Max, My last request: Everything I leave behind me [is] to be burned unread".
The novel's final section brilliantly interweaves the tragic three-handed drama of Voxlauer, his new love, Else, and her cousin, Kurt Bauer, with a surprising set of memories that counterbalance those we have heard from Voxlauer earlier in the book.
There is a surprising set of blue-and-white 18th-century Chinese export plates that were broken into pieces and fused back together with a train track of metal-wire staples.
Then came a surprising new set of artists: legacy rockers like Paul McCartney, Steely Dan and Roger Waters.
Vivaldi knew a thing or two about making art accessible, so it's hardly surprising that his set of fiddle concertos known as The Four Seasons is the call-waiting music of every other high-street bank.
Within a few years, investigation of iterative coding schemes had yielded a perhaps even more surprising result: a set of codes that worked at least as well as turbo codes had been around since 1960, when they were introduced in the MIT doctoral thesis of Robert Gallager.
And most surprising is a set of six small, green canvases from 1967 — the largest just 11 inches on a side — each of which has silk-screened on it in black the grainy, close-up image of a Leo Castelli Gallery artist: Frank Stella, Donald Judd, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Morris, Robert Rauschenberg and Larry Poons.
As (mathsf {GFDs}) subsume (mathsf {CFDs}), it is not surprising that a set of (mathsf {GFDs}) may not be satisfiable, as shown in [29].
