Sentences with phrase «entire subset of»

In the painting Moderne Kunst, 1968, Polke lampooned an entire subset of western canon: art history.

Moving average crossovers have subsequently become the focus of an entire subset of technical indicators.

There is an entire subset of credit cards that offer travel benefits as part of a reward package.

Verdict: 5 Stars As an entire subset of reading, business books have got to be the most diverse.

As an entire subset of reading, business books have got to be the most diverse.

An entire subset of car buyers with children wants a vehicle with seven seats, but would as soon pile their children into a minivan as the bed of a pickup truck.

For one thing, an entire subset of younger cinema - goers are only just about to experience the dizzy uplift of watching a title character in a superhero movie who looks like them under the costume.

An entire subset of small worker ants, for example, develops enlarged glands and seem to specialize in finding and treating fungus outbreaks.

You can decide parenthood is not for you without hating an entire subset of people who happen to be children.

If any law students out there are looking for a great subject for a law review note, maybe this is it: With driverless cars, and almost no individual driving or ownership, an entire subset of American lawyers will be looking for somebody else to sue.

Not exact matches

The entire committee meets 15 times in an admissions cycle, while subsets of the group will gather for other sessions to take a second look at candidates who were initially declined for an interview.

You can view a subset of your vehicles or the entire fleet.

A general application of the model to the entire sample (see All firms tab) is supplemented with specific applications to subsets of the underlying sample for which companies were aggregated by company size (based on annual revenue and inclusion in major Fortune indexes: see F500 and F250 tabs).

It is not OK to be hateful toward an entire group of people based on the actions of a subset of that group.

«It's looking at a much longer trajectory and it's also interrogating the entire genome rather than specific subsets of genes.»

A team led by City College physicist Hern» an A. Makse was legally granted access to two massive big datasets: all the phone calls of the entire population of Mexico for three months and the banking information of a subset of people.

Each rattlesnake lineage has deleted two to four entire venom genes compared to their common ancestor, while retaining the genes for only a subset of venom types.

These include: a) Global Clusters that consist of a small, tight subset of genes that are co-expressed under the entire spectrum of experimental conditions; b) Time Series of gene expression profiles during successive days of standard ES cell differentiation; c) Specific Gene Classes based on hierarchical clustering of transcriptional factors and ESTs; d) Expression Waves of genes with characteristic expression profiles during ES cell differentiation, juxtaposed to waves of genes that behave in the exact opposite way; e) Pathway Animations that illustrate dynamic changes in the components of individual KEGG signaling and metabolic pathways viewed in time - related manner; and, f) Search Engines to display the expression pattern of any transcript, or groups of transcripts, during the course of ES cell differentiation, or to query the association of candidate genes with various FunGenES database clusters.

While consumer choice would drive improvement, it is likely that, absent government oversight, data - cooking and exclusion of hard - to - educate students by a subset of schools would destabilize the entire arrangement.

We expect some subset of students to go to school every day and — for an entire school year — not learn.

On any given day, based on the data, teachers may gather an entire grade or a subset of students, sometimes in groups as small as one or two.

HTML used to eBooks is essentially just a very small subset of the entire HTML standard.

If the entire policy limit was available for stolen cash, you can imagine there is a subset of the population who would claim that someone lifted $ 10,000 in cash off them, trying to get a quick payday.

Since this subset includes most, if not all, of the well - known / largest companies, I think this analysis is pretty representative of the entire sector:

Operant conditioning is one of several perspectives on learning, and is only a subset of the entire learning process.

A higher probability of presenting with a disorder was often restricted to certain purebred subsets or haplotype associations rather than the entire purebred population.

The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.7 percentage points for the entire sample, and 4.6 percent for the subset of 670 cardholders.

In fact, the entire activity has its own unique subset of loot, complete with attributes designed to help defeat the activity in future runs.

Instead, on Normal mode, the entire catalog is available for play, while the easy setting extends a large subset of music.

Joselit writes, «There is an entire political economy of image circulation, which should be of major concern to contemporary art,» adding, «It's very important to remember that what we recognize as global is a tiny subset of world art.»

Still, I find the Christian religion to be an insignificant subset of religions across the globe and for the entire recorded history and anthropologic studies of human beings.

This would avoid such physically unconvincing arguments as data subset NINO3.4 (which has very little low - frequency power) «causing» the multi-decadal oscillations of the entire global set of data.

Fig. 2 D shows a small subset of well - known financial players and their links, providing an idea of the level of entanglement of the entire core....

The other aspect of this post, which is to look at the RCS average curve for subsets of the data, and then express surprise when differences are found, completely misses the point of the RCS method in the first place which is to first remove the common growth - related signal from the entire series before looking at any environmental influence.

(2010) did this with the homogenized data from different subsets of stations, and found very strong correlations with the entire USHCN dataset (r2 = 0.98 for Tmax, and r2 = 0.96 for Tmin).

In otherwords, wind energy within the atmosphere is a reflection of a large portion of the pool of energy that lies within the ambient eK and GHG eK as a subset of stored eK within the entire reservoir of total energy within A: eK.

If you really want to draw conclusions about an entire data set (ie, from all the stations) from a subset of the stations, then you have to do proper random sampling of many of those stations (the greater the number, the higher the confidence in the result, of course).

Clients frequently put AFAs into place with respect to a portion or subset of work on a matter or project, rather than use an AFA for an entire matter or project, particularly with respect to dispute resolution or litigation matters.

What the actual impact of the penalty is varies as well, some penalties might see an individual page drop in rankings, an entire folder drop in rankings, an entire site drop in rankings, it might only affect non-brand keywords, it could be all keywords or it might cause Google to ignore a subset of inbound links to a site — there are a litany of options at Google's disposal.

It's not entire queries that are JITed at this point, it's just a subset of the work.

Often the counseling session will include the entire family, though some sessions may just be with parents or a subset of the family.