Sentence examples for a generalized theory from inspiring English sources

A generalized theory is presented for novel mirrored hypercomplex time domain sampling (MHS) of NMR spectra.

This paper introduces a generalized theory for the operation of mixed pole machines (MPMs).

We present a generalized theory of 2D grain growth including a limited triple junction mobility.

In this paper, a generalized theory of extensive measurement is developed, which allows infinite and infinitesimal differences.

There is also a generalized theory of the Bell polynomials method which describes the generalized bilinear differential equations [42, 43].

In that case, one might hope to offer a generalized theory of what makes particular indexicals (including, now, names) refer to specific things on particular occasions of use.

In order to compare with MHS theory, a correspondingly generalized theory is derived for widely used hypercomplex ('States') sampling (HS).

Our results highlight the need for a more generalized theory to understand the origins of toughness in BMGs.

These fascinating findings suggest that the "stem-cell theory of cancer" may serve as a more generalized theory than is currently accepted, and extend to benign vascular tumors.

However, there exist processes with larger non-Gaussian errors which require a more generalized theory, such as the fluctuations apparent to the chromosome 7 data.

Especially in micromechanics an applicable theory of generalized theory of elasticity becomes necessary, as pointed out by (McFarland and Colton 2005).