0 a set (= a group of similar numbers, objects, or people) that is part of another, larger set --
1 a set of numbers or things that is part of another, larger set --
Again, the set of feasible agent programs is a subset of the set of agent programs.
In spite of many ethical considerations for neural implant technologies being shared with generic research ethics questions, there are subsets needing special attention.
First, a subset of the initial set, called the reduced old topic, is extracted.
They failed (and did so rather badly) only on a subset of the sentences that contained transformational movement.
Difficulties also arose from the fact that during their development, the modules were tested individually on various subsets of our corpus of dialogs.
A hierarchy of arguments is then defined in terms of the relative attacks "for" and "against" each argument in each subset of the arguments.
That is, we focus on the subset of ministerial restraint equilibria where the ministers, anticipating a reshuffle, decide to contain their spending.
Any simple cycle encloses a nonempty subset of these faces and is identified by this subset.
