Sentence examples for by generality from inspiring English sources

By generality of spaces and -families, our results, in particular, include and essentially generalize Theorems 1, 2 and 4-7.

Because it has individual things as its object and is shared with brute animals, however, sensory knowledge is a lower form of awareness than scientific knowledge, which is characterized by generality.

Moreover, the relative effectiveness of learning by different work practices for innovation is contingent on the nature of knowledge, characterized by generality (i.e., high mobility/transferability) and visibility (i.e., tighter links between actions and outcomes).

On Russell's view, the subject matter of philosophy is then distinguished from that of the sciences only by the generality and a prioricity of philosophical statements, not by the underlying methodology of the discipline.

By gauging generality, we can make sensible trade-offs between truth and detail.

Laches' proposal plainly fails by the generality requirement, and Socrates shows this with examples of courage that do not satisfy the proposed definition (191a-d).

The order is defined by increasing generality.

Both referees agree that the manuscript has been significantly improved but one reviewer is concerned by the generality of the conclusions that you can draw from your study.

Systems of analytic functions which are simultaneously orthogonal over each of two domains were apparently first studied in particular cases by Walsh and Szegö, and in full generality by Bergman.

Without loss of generality, by standard argument, we may suppose by the Arzela-Ascoli theorem and λ δ n → λ ˜ 1 that v δ n → v ˜ 0 as n → ∞.

By having a single-rule function represented by the FS, generality of Eq. (8) holds regardless of the stress state.