Sentence examples for considerably general from inspiring English sources

Militant resistance in neighboring Buner, just 60 miles from Islamabad, has decreased considerably, General Abbas said.

Note that in [6] the above results were generalized to the case of considerably more general operator ideals.

Later Krein [42] generalized the trace formula to a considerably more general situation when A is an arbitrary self-adjoint operator and B is a trace class perturbation of A. Let A be a self-adjoint operator on Hilbert space and let B be a perturbed self-adjoint operator with (A-Bin {varvec{S}}_1).

Grain production varies considerably; in general, bread grain (mainly wheat) is imported and fodder grain exported.

In a further sign that Washington's relations with Pakistan have warmed considerably since General Musharraf took power in a bloodless coup in 1999, Secretary Powell said today that President Bush had invited the general to Washington "in the very near future".

Since they don't cover politics, economics or diplomacy their book can't serve as a comprehensive survey of the war, unlike the British historian R. A. C. Parker's masterpiece of compression, "Struggle for Survival," or Peter Calvocoressi, Guy Wint and John Pritchard's considerably longer general history, "Total War".

Note that Theorem 2.4.1 was used in [10] to obtain considerably more general trace formulae.

The analysis of this section can be extended to Markov chains on considerably more general spaces than ℝ along the lines of [12, 13, 16].

I study an educational reform in Sweden which prolonged the vocational programs in upper secondary school and gave them a considerably larger general content.

The power of the operator-theoretic approach lies in the fact that the conclusions of this paper are valid for considerably more general models than those actually used herein.

Although the demographic definition of old age varies considerably, a general cutoff at 65 years is used in the vast majority of studies [ 3, 11– 13].