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Since Weyl wished to adapt his theory to the curved spacetime of general relativity, the above phase transformation must be generalized to accommodate local tetrads.

The utilization of scheduling parameters can be generalized to accommodate more sophisticated workload characterizations and more complicated server environments.

When the inhibiting metabolite and mechanism of inhibition are known, the approach described here can probably be generalized to accommodate the inhibition mechanism in our future work.

The connectivity scheme shown in Fig.  4 works well for the detection of connectedness but must be generalized to accommodate other Gestalt grouping laws, such as good continuation.

The flow analysis developed for twin channels was generalized to accommodate for different channel lengths and cross sections.

For ordinal outcomes, generalized linear mixed models will be used to accommodate the different probability distributions of the data, as compared to continuous outcomes.

They must be adjusted to accommodate emergencies.

The table may be extended to accommodate additional special features.

Accordingly, MFRTA should be revised to accommodate these findings.

"His claims were tailored to be generalized," said Jenner.

The proposed control is of a generalized PI form and is able to accommodate both sensor and actuator faults.