Sentence examples for for the generalisation from inspiring English sources
The use of a single bibliographic database (SCOPUS) is also a weakness for the generalisation of the results.
The inductive probability of an argument is equal to the reliability grade of the inductive support for the generalisation which covers the argument.
Such pseudorandom sequences might pose a problem for the generalisation of Kolmogorov complexity to biased sequences, because it seems that the generalisation ends up classifying as random some atoms, which are apparently not random because they are computable.
Although a larger sample size may be required for the generalisation of the results, the findings provide a valuable insight into the factors which should be considered when adopting Cloud Computing in healthcare organisations.
where λ i is the large-eruption rate of volcano i, and λ :=λ 1+⋯+λ n, the global large-eruption rate; these rates are taken to be constant in time see the next paragraph for the generalisation.
See Mirollo and Strogatz [164] for the generalisation of this proof to populations of size N. Consider two oscillators labelled A and B with (phi_{A}) and (v_{A}) denoting, respectively, the phase and state of oscillator A and similarly for oscillator B. Suppose that oscillator A has just fired so that (phi_{A}=0) and (phi_{B}=phi) as in Fig. 9(a).
Hence, the evaluation schemes for MMM are more complicated than those employed for evaluating the generalisation ability of a single-label multi-class model (SMM), whose prediction can only be fully correct or fully wrong.
Crucially for the retroactive generalisation issue, however, discriminative extinction learning in context A did not generalise retroactively to attenuate renewal of a previously established response trained in that context (Todd, 2013, experiment 4; Troisi, LeMay, & Järbe, 2010).
She looked like an Ann, prim and serious (apologies to all the Anns reading this for the crude generalisation).
Either way the notion that diving for penalties is a purely foreign import should be dismissed for the empty generalisation that it is.
This kind of example presents a problem for the probabilistic generalisation of the counterfactual theory because the preempting actual cause decreases the chance of the effect while the preempted potential cause increases its chance.
