A number of persons associated by custom, office, common opinion, quality, or the like; a division; a group; a clique.
A group of publications released by a single publisher with one common theme.
A group of objects or numbers, which are called elements of the set
A complete run of a given title or a grouping of comics for sale.
A well-defined group of objects.
an unordered group of entities.
an unofficial association of people or groups; "the smart set goes there"; "they were an angry lot"
a small group of decorations (sometimes furniture, like a chair and table), sometimes as small as two items
A generic name for either a group or a sequence.
An unordered collection of items. Sets are very hard to implement efficiently in general. It is therefore common to find special versions of sets, such as ordered sets, sets that only support a subset of the usual set operations, etc.
A group of waves usually bigger than normal.
A group of features and their data.
A girl or group of people you approach. A 2-set is two people, a 3-set is three people, etc. They may be all female or partly female.
(1) Complete run of a given title. (2) A grouping of comics for sate.
A group of larger waves that come in periodically.
A group usually made up of between 7 and 10 waves
noun: a group of people in a social setting. A two-set is a group of two people; a three-set is three people, and so on. Sets may contain women, men, or both (in which case they may be referred to as mixed sets). Origin: Mystery.
In the OAI-PMH a Set is an optional construct for grouping items in a repository. Sets allow selective harvesting of metadata.
Set is the second album recorded by English pop group Thompson Twins. Released in February 1982, it was the second album they recorded for their own "T Records" imprint on the Fame/EMI label.
Set. Group used by consumers to limit external search and alternative evaluation. Most consumers are looking for ways to limit the amount of external search to some manageable level.
