Sentence examples for a generalized look from inspiring English sources
One could presume from a generalized look at some of Sotomayor's other opinions, from civil rights cases to class action lawsuits, that she is likely to vote the same way as Souter on such challenges to congressional power.
These pages were meant to give a more generalized look at where a user checks in, with options to dive deeper, rather than a chronological list of check-ins without any context.
The major themes are a generalized feeling of increased distrust and lack of safety.
With arms firmly crossed over a solid pelvic section supported by strong thighs, she has the generalized look of an ancient Roman goddess.
"This would be a generalized way of looking at all such incidents.
A generalized version of this account looks to perceptual tasks at a more granular level.
Our main findings were that the infection rates in the SOSD were low and that, when we used a generalized additive regression model (gam) to look at the effects of increasing follow-up, countries with follow-up exceeding approximately 5% in the SOSD did not have statistically significantly increased infection rates with increasing follow-up.
Destitute youngsters without any idea of how to take care of themselves, hundreds of them, poured up and down the Ave near the campus in a state of crazed exhaustion, kicking along through rubbish as in the aftermath of a generalized panic or some major disaster, looking hideous in the orange light of street lamps.
A generalized estimating equation model was tested to look into the association between average change of CD4 count over 48 month of HAART and other factors like age at diagnosis, gender, and average change of anthropometric parameters.
Then Bright's 15 data scientists and engineers looked at those results, as well as other activity on the site, to create a generalized scoring algorithm.
