Sentence examples for easier to generalize from inspiring English sources

The state equation-based method is useful, in general, with relatively small number of equations making it easier to generalize the solutions.

"Once you generalize beyond five or so, it becomes easier to generalize to an infinite system".

Clause (2c) is clearly equivalent to that, but will be slightly easier to generalize to three-valued logics.

This framework makes our algorithm easier to generalize, and also easier to compare against other methods related to elimination trees.

Black-box techniques are easier to generalize and suitable to discover unsuspected relationships but they are cryptic and difficult to be interpreted for most teachers.

Instead, higher-level characteristics are extracted and used to recognize maneuvers, which makes it easier to generalize the learnt model to arbitrary layouts.

It's easy to generalize about autism from one case ("When Autism Strikes," Dec. 8).

And, unlike other possible postpresidential addresses, like Scarsdale, it's not as easy to generalize about people from Chappaqua.

Some works were unsigned, and it is not easy to generalize about the way Dresser pieces look, because of the variety of shapes and materials.

But while it is not easy to generalize about what Latinos as a whole stand for today, polls do point to some trends.

Neoplatonism began as a complex (and in some ways ambiguous) philosophy and grew vigorously in a variety of forms over a long period; it is therefore not easy to generalize about it.