For instance, we quote reference [6] for a general system of generalized equilibrium problems.
Theorem 3.1 answers positively the open problem raised by Noor [1, 2] in the setting of a more general system of generalized nonlinear mixed quasi-variational inequalities.
Bourdieu was preoccupied with detail but also an attempt to produce a wide and more general system of ideas.
The significance of the case seems more to reflect on the general system of apportioning research money.
A "general system of peonage or apprenticeship" was the only way to quell Indian wars, one Democrat argued.
Entitled "An Hypothesis Explaining the Properties of Light," it was in fact a general system of nature.
In 1997, for instance, the Clinton administration suspended half of Argentina's benefits under the general system of preferences because its pharmaceutical patent law was deemed unsatisfactory.
Pinkard is, unfortunately, too quick to accept Hegel's usage of Wissenschaft without explaining it, just as he notes Hegel's insistence on producing a general "system" of ideas without explaining what it meant or why it mattered.
Acceptance of the term Paleocene into the general system of stratigraphic names was irregular, and only in 1939 did the United States Geological Survey, general arbiter of standard stratigraphic nomenclature in North America, formally accept it.
Though undermined by the cold war, UNCTAD managed to negotiate the general system of preferences under which rich countries give tariff-free access to products from the developing world.
There is broad agreement that the taboos current in any society tend to relate to objects and actions that are significant for the social order and that, as such, taboos belong to the general system of social control.
