Sentence examples for whole set of arguments from inspiring English sources

Notice that this definition is quite close to the definition of the labelings used in Algorithm 4. The main difference is that a labeling labels the whole set of arguments while colorings are only applied to a small part of the set of arguments, even if other parts have already been considered.

It is shown how the use of series expansions, continued fractions, and uniform asymptotic expansions, together with the application of recurrence relations over degrees and orders, permits the evaluation of the whole set of toroidal functions for a wide range of arguments, orders, and degrees.

In order to simplify matters, we will assume here that an argument has always a single proposition (rather than a whole set of propositions) as its conclusion, and we will identify an argument with an ordered pair <σ, s> consisting of a set σ of propositions (i.e., the set of premises) and a single proposition s (i.e., its conclusion).

Were a whole set of frequencies removed?

Gay marriage may raise a whole set of similar issues.

"We have a whole set of new procedures".

And here came a whole set of questions again.

And then a whole set of other problems were created.

It held together a whole set of relationships and made possible the avoidance of a whole set of big questions.

The city has a whole set of clean energy targets.

VH: There are a whole set of associations with it.