Sentence examples for by generalising from inspiring English sources

The features of the system emerge by generalising these functions from corpus analyses.

4) If the number of FCLs is more, the optimal locations of FCLs might be determined by generalising these rules.

He then supposed there was a means of saying what the distance was infinitesimally, by generalising the formula for ds2 from 2 to n variables.

The accumulated time delay, i.e. the difference in photon arrival times, can be obtained by generalising the calculation described in [10] (see Appendix 1).

By generalising Bird and de Moor's Thinning Theorem to a property between three orderings, we come up with a datatype-generic strategy for constructing fold-based FPTASs.

Earlier work of Coombes et al. [17] demonstrated that the Green's function for a single cell with resonant membrane can be constructed by generalising the "sum-over-trips" framework of Abbott et al. [15, 16] for passive dendrites.

May has a reputation for being too focused on her brief and not broad enough in her interests, a charge sometimes made by men generalising about women.

In this paper we will not assume that these systems are given by linear contractions generalising in this way some previous work of Dutkay, Jorgensen, and Pedersen to the non-linear setting.

These advantages are, however, offset by difficulty in generalising our findings to those in other age groups and from other geographical areas.

We also repeated the analyses using estimation by Generalised Estimating Equations.

Investigating the possible reasons for having missing data by Generalised Estimating Equations did not indicate otherwise.