Second, a group of mathematicians who called themselves algebraists started taking sets of equations that already produced nice tidy manifolds and adding more equations.
But it does mean that they take sets of spatiotemporally located members to be concrete in the sense of this entry.
Measure-specific models take sets of specific inputs or outputs of interest and give the target values for only those factors [4].
PicTar [30] (http://pictar.mdc-berlin.de/) takes sets of coexpressed miRNAs and searches for combinations of miRNA binding sites in each 3'UTR.
The primary data analysis problem is therefore to take sets of images from the device and extract base calls from them.
Mr. Sandor said Chicago could be saved by a resilient, risk-taking set of people.
The other datasets have been constructed by taking the set of clusters in (arbitrary) networks of increasing size and complexity.
The drummers would wear this while taking a set of four tests, Eagleman explained.
"FAT was only ever intended to be a project, a way of taking a set of ideas out into the world," he says.
Any process, taking a set of inputs to produce certain outputs, can be viewed this way.
Taking a set of relevant technologies as object of investigation raises the question on the participants' level of knowledge.
