Sentence examples for a generalized environment from inspiring English sources
The major problem with most attempts to predict a specific outcome, such as interviews, is decontextualization: the attempt takes place in a generalized environment, as opposed to the context in which a behavior or trait naturally occurs.
"Then you can transition from a constrained to a more generalized environment," he said.
SAFE provides a highly generalized environment for category testing, with a greater variety of options than other resampling category enrichment procedures.
These studies were homogenate‐based and, therefore, unable to discriminate between focal activation of apoptosis in a subset of muscle fibers vs. a more generalized pro‐apoptotic environment.
Neologisms paint the picture: solastalgia is the depression caused when your local surroundings are damaged significantly; eco anxiety is a generalized worry about the environment.
A multistage irreversible Carnot heat engine system operating between a finite thermal capacity high-temperature fluid reservoir and an infinite thermal capacity low-temperature environment with a generalized heat transfer law [q∝(Δ(Tn))m] is investigated in this paper.
This is especially problematic in an environment with a generalized hyperendemic HIV epidemic (13).
The practice itself is a reflection of a generalized problem that our food environment presents to us, it is not, however, determined by that generalized problem.
This definition summarizes a whole series of protective resources in the sense of a generalized, enduring perception of the environment and one's own life (with its cognitive and affective components) and a dynamic optimism in the face of failure [ 12].
The proposed channel model H t) is a generalized model that covers the V2V environment as well.
The model adequately characterizes the transient partial oxidation of butane but further research is required to create a generalized model that fits all reaction environments.
