Sentence examples for a more general range from inspiring English sources

The benefits, shortfalls and costs of using the USA technique are outlined for each case, and in a more general range of applications.

General concurrency theories such as CSP and CSPP cater for a wider and more general range of circumstances than are found in Handel-C.

For a more general discussion on the range of its applicability, see, e.g., [11, 12].

According to the previous study (Bird and Hassager 1987; Carreau 1972), the Carreau equation provides a more general model for whole range of shear including low and high shear rates.

However, a more general approach suggests a wider range of possibilities.

There has been less focus on the provision of radiology services to primary care (including general practitioners and office based specialists), where the requirements are different, with a need for a more general service but still involving a range of imaging services, and where the individual role of the radiologist is more obvious to the patient.

This modeling flexibility is necessary in QTL studies and gives a more general approach applicable to a wide range of experimental designs.

This is most likely due to the fact that questionnaire items are formulated in a more general way thereby covering a wide range of inhibited behaviors, whereas the behavioral observations are carried out in a number of specific, non-naturalistic situations.

We propose using a more general Cox model that captures a wide range of issues including spatial frailties.

Arago's goal is to create not a very specific, narrow AI, but a more general tool that can learn and perform a range of tasks.

We generalize the notion of 1D range compression and replace it by a more general 4D pulse compression.