Sentence examples for fair generality from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the vast majority of RTE sequences will be shared among all extant mice, and the results presented here are all of a global genomic character with no predictions for individual loci, suggesting a fair generality of the findings.

We just talked in generality.

Sometimes it means average, median, or generality.

It's not too difficult to sell almost any settlement as "fair, adequate, and reasonable," using these generalities, particularly in a judicial culture in which settlement is always the best solution.

Without loss of generality, these probabilities are derived in the following sections for the max-rate and proportional fair algorithms, which, in both cases, can be modeled by a service-vacation process with one-step memory (D = 1).

Furler's lyrics do tend more towards generalities than specifics, but there are penetrating looks here at love's mind games (Fair Game), and being saved (Cellophane).

On foreign policy, Mr. Gore is also raising some fair questions about Mr. Bush, though there is a fine line between the license granted politicians who speak in generalities and outright distortion.

Abjure generality and posturing.

Generality is the whole point.

However, use of legislative history in the fair use context does not expand or contract the statutory language but instead elucidates the meaning and scope of the generalities of the statute.

"You cannot reach a generality," he says.