Sentence examples for generalisation and from inspiring English sources

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "He was generalising and the media pick up on a generalisation and it suddenly becomes true or false.

Authors show that these taken-for-granted assumptions are based on faulty generalisation and forged facts.

And the positions of the nodes are also a vast generalisation and taken only from a player's nominal starting position.

School leaders expressed dismay at Ofsted's "sweeping generalisation" and accused Wilshaw of risking damaging morale in education.

To overcome this lack-of-data-problem, spatial generalisation and modelling approaches have been developed.

Newhouse said that was a "gross generalisation" and showed a lack of understanding about the effects of the justice system in compounding systemic poverty, particularly among Indigenous people.

We propose a template-based learning framework for robot learning by demonstration to address both generalisation and adaptability.

Furthermore, our architecture allows for generalisation and flexibility, which can subsequently be extended to other biological control systems.

An alternative view is elaborated according to which design representations are means for counterfactual understanding, knowledge generalisation, and knowledge unification.

"It seems likely, therefore, that the folklore surrounding them is a result of cultural generalisation and anecdotes rather than evidence". The legend is so well known that even dictionaries define 'magpie' as a nickname for a thief, said the researchers.

The study is seen to raise some issues relating to model complexity and generalisation and these matters are discussed in some detail.