Sentence examples for a rather generalized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sims sang the song with care, she felt, but with a rather generalized expressive quality.

The ground beetles (Carabidae) have a rather generalized (primitive) form the flattened, oval body has a relatively even surface, with regular ridges or grooves; antennae and legs are of moderate length and slender.

Annotating an image solely by a global feature vector, however, often leads to a rather generalized outline of its visual information.

The LCA may have been a rather generalized ape that was capable of engaging in a number of different locomotor behaviors to suit different needs (McHenry 2002).

Together, this might indicate a rather generalized reduction of FRN amplitudes in higher Fearless Dominance.

In keeping with this, previous studies [ 16, 17] have described spontaneous apoptosis of several mononuclear cell subsets (T and B lymphocytes, NK cells and monocytes) in blood of patients with different types of cancer, suggesting a rather generalized phenomenon.

In contrast to existing methods, these corrections are not simply defined at affected nodes, but rather generalized to a continuous function within a small region surrounding the interface.

This would indicate that the observed chromosomal rearrangement is not specific to Fugu but rather generalized in teleost lineages, thus making these fishes a less suitable model for positional cloning of human genes.

The Conoryctinae were rather generalized forms with no special peculiarities.

If the characterization Mr. Villazón offers is rather generalized, this could hardly be said of Diana Damrau's portrayal of the four women after whom Hoffmann vainly lusts.

We compare our conditions with other stability conditions and show our conditions are rather generalized.