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In other words, the world is a subset of God.

We're not having to look at a subset of the data.

Each subset has its own use, but is created in a different way.

Others can take only a subset or none at all.

They decided to focus on subsets of women in the study.

The below list is a small subset of his total work.

Let D be an open subset of the real line.

In fact, the former is a subset of the latter.

We can also use if it is a proper subset.

Each can be responsible for some subset of the features.

And in the even more desired subset, 18 to 34, it is down 30 percent.

In a specific application, only a subset of the state model may be needed.

A subset of this work is summarized in Figure 1.

"But there certainly does seem to be a subset of guys who are more susceptible."

People loved to talk about themselves, there was a whole subset of rules on it.

The worm's going to check every day for a small subset of those.

"Just take a role in another subset and cross over," she said.

It is often considered a subset of systems development life cycle.

But some subsets of the real numbers do not have least elements.

Other sites are just taking a subset of the data, perhaps their own county and a few others nearby.

Let be an open set in and a closed discrete subset.

A subset of these studies focus on the pediatric population.

Formally, a decision problem is a subset of the natural numbers.

Usually this is just the real line or subset intervals of it.

A rotating subset of the collection is open to the public.