Sentence examples for write a set of from inspiring English sources

I couldn't write a set of recipes inspired by the Midlands without involving stilton somewhere.

Using these functions, he was able to write a set of partial differential equations to determine the probabilities of transition from one state to another.

"After 1Q84," he says, "I was so exhausted … Usually when I'm exhausted by writing a big novel, I write a set of short stories.

One senior executive said: "I am perfectly prepared to believe a decision in principle has been made, but they have to write a set of documents outlining their decision and giving their reasons which may take some time".

Another popular approach is to write a set of rules that classify all the words and clauses likely to be encountered in a text as having positive or negative implications, and then using the rule book to mark the text accordingly.

At the same time, the most powerful computers have, in the past, struggled with things that people find trivial, such as recognising faces, decoding speech and identifying objects in images.One way of understanding this is that for humans to do things they find difficult, such as solving differential equations, they have to write a set of formal rules.

He writes a set of questions for Clovis on a piece of paper.

WHO is writing a set of judging criteria for the sport?

(About two dozen people have done that; another man wrote a set of 23 limericks).

Will Self wrote a set of stories, live on a big screen, about the people who came in to watch him write a live set of stories.

Smellie wrote A Set of Anatomical Tables (1754) and Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, 3 vol. (1752 64).