Sentence examples for a level of generality from inspiring English sources

A lot of it is going at a level of generality that's unhelpful.

Philosophy deals with the real world but at a level of generality and abstraction, aspiring to the universal rather than the particular.

Starting in the mid-80's, individual states, including Texas and California, began to create their own systems of standards or "curriculum frameworks," though in most cases these were pitched at a level of generality that made them close to useless.

Biological theories have rarely reached a level of generality and predictive power comparable to physical theories.

There is no doubt, however, that such a level of generality could also have been achieved in [7], had the author wanted to include it.

There appears to be a level of generality, although not complete agreement, regarding certain aspects of NOS (AAAS 1993; Abd-El-Khalick 1998, 2005; NRC 1996; Smith et al. 1997).

Hence, when he implies that citing all four causes is sufficient for explanation, Aristotle does not intend to suggest that a citation at any level of generality suffices.

He organizes the book's first half around these false narratives, which he recites at a level of extreme generality — no quotations or attributions — that allows him to maintain senatorial decorum while enjoying maximum freedom to create straw men (for example, "What good is it, the story asks, to have the world's strongest military if you never use it?").

We investigated traits that discriminate vascular plant genera, a level of taxonomic generality at which risk assessment and screening could be more effectively performed, according to the proportion of naturalized species which are pests.

Articles will thus be ranked according to their "usefulness" and not according to an a priori level of generality.

Such a paradigm is of a good level of generality, which provides an exploratory probe into the subject of multi-scale physics.