Sentence examples for expansion generally from inspiring English sources

In small economies, expansion generally means doing more business with the neighbours.

Russia's lower house of Parliament overwhelmingly adopted a resolution on Wednesday denouncing NATO's expansion generally and the deployment of the F-16's specifically.

Experimental results showed that (1) the combination of PPM-based STD and Kaldi-based STD effectively improved the STD performance, and (2) the lexicon expansion generally outperforms the system performance.

Results show that the zero-dimensional modeling based on the approach of "adiabatic volume expansion" generally performs very well in adequately predicting the ignition delay of hydrogen, especially when a well-defined homogeneous core is retained within an RCM.

Internal stresses from this expansion generally take the form of compression on the crystals of martensite and tension on the remaining ferrite, with a fair amount of shear on both constituents.

Quadratic Taylor expansions generally provided a good accuracy.

As shown in Table 2, the non-IBD probabilities α t m p (12 ) for X-chromosomes are unequal to those for autosomes, and thus the map expansions generally do not satisfy the two-thirds rule.

He said the first expansion is generally the most difficult.

The protesters chose important targets - growing traffic at Stansted and airport expansion more generally.

"The expansion is generally expected to be modest in the major countries, due to the continuing legacy of the financial crisis.

Certainly, expansion teams generally find their feet through the rather unglamorous virtues of hard work first, creativity second, and Kreis was never quite able to conjure a coherent vision for a midfield that might accommodate Andrea Pirlo, and, say, Ned Grabavoy.