Sentence examples for general realm from inspiring English sources
The root (indicated here with the symbol √) is a set of consonants arranged in a specific sequence; it identifies the general realm of the word's meaning.
The root is a set of consonants arranged in a specific sequence; it identifies the general realm of the word's meaning.
Mr. Bickel, one of our leading scholars in the field of con stitutional law and history, is admirably equipped to extend the debate into the general realm.
Big Data represents the general realm of problems and techniques used for application domains that collect and maintain massive volumes of raw data for domain-specific data analysis.
While these are not likely terms to be found within a scientific discourse, they are not entirely unheard of within the general realm of science.
The genre belongs in the general realm of folklore, and many fairy tales are called 'folk tales', and are attributed to oral tradition, and considered anonymous and popular in the sense of originating not among an elite, but among the unlettered, the Volk (the people in German, as in 'Volkswagen', the 'People's Car').
The principles of mechanics have been applied to three general realms of phenomena.
Even if people agree to abstract from culturally specific ways of justifying and implementing norms, the likely outcome is a withdrawal to a highly general, abstract realm of agreement that fails to resolve actual disputes over contested rights.
In this new media landscape, ads have a real chance at leaving the general awareness realm and entering into a personalized, targeted space.
The associations between poor oral health literacy-related outcomes with the seven domains of poor self-rated oral health selected in this study are perhaps also intuitive, and again supported by literature in the general health realm.
In the general health realm, those with limited health literacy skills are more likely to miss important preventative measures such as mammograms, Pap smears and influenza shots [ 15], and be late presenters to the health care system [ 16].
