Sentence examples for generalised approach from inspiring English sources

But even should this happen, the crisis (and Americans' understandable demand for retaliation) will be more containable if the United States and Europe have settled their own differences and formed a common, less generalised, approach to Iran and if Iran's new president has clearly signalled that he is prepared to listen to and act on the West's concerns.

An innovative and generalised approach to the integrated Real Time Control of urban drainage systems is presented.

A more generalised approach of the topic provides an interesting aspect and opportunities for further scientific studies and enhances the importance of this paper.

It can be seen in Table 8 that static displacements calculated using the generalised approach are in good agreement with the experimental data.

The experimental validation of a generalised approach to the sensing of orthogonal contributors to the global error (acoustic potential energy) within a coupled structural acoustic cavity is presented.

The trends obtained by this generalised approach are similar to those of empirical correlations found in the literature over a wide range of Reynolds numbers and module packing densities.

The fundamentals of coating tribology are presented in a generalised holistic approach to friction and wear mechanisms of coated surfaces in dry sliding contacts.

This paper extends the solution domain for turning aircraft beyond that of identical aircraft by presenting a rigorous analysis of the problem through a generalised optimisation approach.

A generalised wave approach based on reflection, transmission and propagation of waves is used for the analysis of such non-uniform waveguides.

One alternative to "Normal/allow" arises if the software detects the large standard errors and adopts a generalised inverse approach.

If perfect prediction is not detected, the singular information matrix is taken to imply a non-identifiable model, and standard errors are computed via a generalised inverse approach.