Sentence examples for basis for a generalised from inspiring English sources
Sarkozy's decision to use the incident as the basis for a generalised crackdown on itinerant people's encampments has provoked anger in opposition and human rights circles, where the president is seen as preying on fear and social divides to reinforce his own hardline image.
From those basis a generalised ICE algortihm is built up alleviating many of the difficuties associated with complicated configurations of free and structure boundaries.
No group differences in task performance after controlling for lower level skills would provide evidence for a generalised cognitive deficit.
But a generalised view that bankers are evil doesn't seem, as you say, to have nearly the required degree of specificity to be a worthwhile basis for a stand like this.
For instance, a generalised coordinate may be a bound length, a bound angle, or a dihedral angle.
The objective of this study has been to design a number of farm scenarios representing future plausible and internally consistent organic farming enterprises based on milk, pig, and plant production and use these farm scenarios as the basis for the generation of generalised knowledge on labour and machinery input and costs.
For sidelobe blanking a generalised adaptive guard channel is developed which is based on the outputs of all array channels.
When European citizens' personal data is transferred to the United States, U.S. authorities have "access on a generalised basis" to it, without any opportunities for European citizens to control how they use it or seek redress in the courts.
The parliament is also calling for "evidence and legally binding commitments" to ensure that data collection under FISA Section 702 is not "indiscriminate and access is not conducted on a generalised basis (bulk collection)" — which would be in contravention of the EU's Charter on Fundamental Rights.
This approach is based on the generalised Frost Dugdale model and forms an analytical basis for the observation of a near exponential relationship between crack length and fatigue life under variable amplitude loading.
