Sentence examples for three distinct sets of from inspiring English sources

Lady Denham is the grande dame of the place, by virtue of "many thousands a year to bequeath, and three distinct sets of people to be courted by".

Three physical models were generated from three distinct sets of 3D imaging data.

Three distinct sets of lattice spacing of ca. 0.237, 0.29, and 0.48 nm are shown, corresponding to the (211), (001), and (200) planes of α-MnO2, respectively.

This architecture shows three distinct sets of counterparties: (i) Ultimate Risk Sellers (URS), (ii) Dealers (indirectly connected to each other), (iii) Ultimate Risk Buyers (URB).

Based on a detailed content analysis, we identify three distinct sets of activities of employer brand creation: (1) defining and demarcating employer branding, (2) developing and maintaining cooperation within employer brand creation, and (3) confirming and contesting management ideas and structures beyond employer branding.

Verbs are marked for grammatical information in three distinct sets of inflectional paradigms, called Verb orders.

The spies and the G-men had two distinct roles, two distinct sets of rules.

Allis unpacked the problem further: suppose he could find an organism with two distinct sets of genes — an active set and an inactive set — between which it regularly toggled.

Judging by my mail, the more partisan of The Times's columnists draw two distinct sets of fanatical loyalists: those who wish to have their own views reinforced, and those who enjoy the hot thrill of a blood-pressure spike.

Officials in Baghdad and at the Pentagon said the military was prepared, if no peaceful solution materializes, to use two distinct sets of tactics to counter what they viewed as two different insurgencies -- both of them dangerous and complex situations on difficult urban battlefields.

But we are in a strange world now where two distinct sets of politics – the old one that follows left-right lines, and a new one that operates around an EU in/out axis – are running concurrently and on top of each other.