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The other believed that this concern with violent pornography should not be generalized into a suspicion of sex itself.

However, those features that interactants attend to in a situation of language use, the Field, Tenor, and Mode, can be generalized into a set of primary systems of Field, Tenor and Mode briefly defined here as: Field: Action, Sphere of Action, Performance of Action.

Then, if more experience can be gathered on molecular pathways that potentially qualify for explaining observed epistasis effects, they could be generalized into a collection of semantic motifs.

For example, a 2D space can be generalized into an "occupancy grid" (Elfe 1989).

These results can be generalized into an important conclusion that the optimal therapy must look beyond specificity and immediate cytotoxicity of a chemotherapeutic drug.

A version of the correspondence principle also lives on in the philosophical literature where it has been generalized into a broad methodological principle (the generalized correspondence principle) constraining the development of new scientific theories.

In an attempt to extend the method to other element types such as triangular, tetrahedral or prismatic elements, the idea of "flux reconstruction" is generalized into a "lifting collocation penalty" approach.

"Governments all over the world occasionally end up needing to hash things out overnight or even longer, but the difference in Europe is that this has now been generalized into an entire system," said Fredrik Erixon, the director of the European Center for International Political Economy, a research organization in Brussels.

This problem can be generalized into searching for an "average" graph of a given set of graphs.

As a prelude to analyzing instability issues in boundary value problems, the local second-order work criterion must be generalized into the global setting to address a structural problem.

As depicted in Fig.  1, the dissectHMMER workflow can be generalized into three stages: 1) sequence-to-domain alignment generation, 2) score reconstruction/dissection/statistical re-evaluation/hits classification and 3) error-adjusted domain coverage computation.