Sentence examples for generalised point from inspiring English sources

Hunt tweeted: "On BBC QT I was trying to make a generalised point about the use of unqualified teachers in schools.

It really is something to hear a government minister allegedly in charge of women's rights quite happily trample on individuals' rights to wear their bathing suits – which do not contravene any form of French law – in order to make some kind of generalised theoretical point that goes against diversity, in the name of diversity.

In this paper we have introduced the concept of dislocated cone metric space over Banach algebra and proved some generalised fixed point theorems in such a space.

A generalised mid-point rule is used to solve rate equations yielding to anisotropic consistent (algorithmic) tangent operators.

FMS is a chronic syndrome characterised by widespread pain, generalised tender points, fatigue, restless sleep, and various other symptoms suggestive of central nervous system dysregulation.

A generalised common fixed point theorem of Presic type for two mappings f: X → X and T: X k → X in a cone metric space is proved.

For fixed (0<varepsilon ll1), the normal form (15) has for (capprox c_{mathrm{bautin}}) a codimension-2 Bautin (<span class="lh">generalised Andronov Hopf) bifurcation point.

One patient had only a minor change (3 points); although she had a positive SIJ injection she showed a more generalised pain pattern than the other patients.

The log-rank test is more sensitive to survival differences between cohorts at later time points, while the generalised Wilcoxon test is more sensitive to differences at early time points.

So far as sustainability is concerned, that generalised opposition is not the point.

These findings point to a generalised approach where oligomers or longer range assemblies of multiple light harvesting and/or redox proteins can be constructed in a manner that can be genetically-encoded, enabling the construction of new, designed bioenergetic systems in vivo or in vitro.