complete set

collocation in English

meanings of completeand set

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complete
adjective
uk /kəmˈpliːt/ us /kəmˈpliːt/
very great or to the largest ...
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set
noun
uk /set/ us /set/
a group of similar things that belong together in ...
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Examples of complete set

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These transformations vary according to the interpretation of the completeset of preferences.
With each new solution, the user has a better approximation to the completeset.
This time, we expand the disturbance quantities directly in terms of a completeset of functions.
In addition, two presentation orders for the completeset of cards were established.
A completeset of data was not collected for all cells for all temporal frequencies.
A more completeset of mixed instruments that addresses these issues is therefore proposed.
However, the extension to congestion and the more completeset of fiscal instruments introduces new insights.
In addition, a completeset of reports prepared during the review is provided.
To do that one needs a completeset of one-qubit and two-qubit gates.
The completeset of scripts and output files is available from the authors.
We can conclude by a counting argument that we have a completeset of representatives.
Since knowledge is infinite, it will not be possible to generate a completeset of rules.
Such a system does not have a finite and completeset of axioms.
The completeset of antisera contained pool, type, group and factor sera.
The completeset could be issued on four compact discs without dividing any feast between sides.
Genomics refers to mapping, sequencing and analysis of completeset of genes and chromosomes in organisms.
Attempting to explain a completeset of inferences may overwhelm the typical user.
Profiling with cost-centre stacks allows the completeset of program costs to be recorded.
But in a completeset there is always at least one diagram that is applicable.
It could just as easily use abstract interpretation to infer the information from a less completeset of annotations.
Equations (20), (22) and (23) form a completeset of equations describing microwave-pulse propagation in a self-generated plasma.
In addition, most real world domains are so complex that providing a completeset of rules is impractical or impossible.
Ideally, each should provide a completeset of information that is comprehensible if the text is removed.
One should therefore not categorically demand a completeset of environmental covenants to be included in every adjustment programme.
Each generator thread is the sole responsible for fully exploiting its subgoal and obtain the completeset of answers.
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