Sentence examples for generalised rule from inspiring English sources

Anyway, Simon B swept much of this discussion away with the admirably generalised rule that punk can't be American because they have no council estates there.

By experimenting with this generalised rule in conjunction with the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaler and recreating portions of the http traces using Apache JMeter we were able to derive models simulating linear and exponential periods of elasticity which resemble what real world web applications encounter.

They also demand adherence and come with generalised rules about behaviour.

Dysfunctional assumptions: These have been reported to be highly individualised, conditional and generalised rules, i.e. "if I am nice to everyone, I will be liked", "I must be a perfect mother, if not then I am a failure" (Bennett-Levy et al. 2004; Padesky and Greenberger 1995).

The main aim of the present paper is to investigate the error bounds in approximating the Stieltjes integral by a different generalised trapezoid rule than the one from (1.1) in which the value u ( x ), x ∈ [ a, b ] is replaced with the integral mean 1 b − a ∫ a b u ( s ) d s.

Remark 2 The above result can be useful for providing some error estimates in approximating the weighted integral ∫ a b h ( t ) f ( t ) d t by the generalised trapezoid rule 1 b − a [ f ( b ) ⋅ ∫ a b ( t − a ) h ( t ) d t + f ( a ) ⋅ ∫ a b ( b − t ) h ( t ) d t ]. as follows: (3.11).

Currently, generalised association rules require further research to improve our method.

The generalised κ-rule (equation (3)) can easily be extended to account for the loss of body weight often observed in tumour-bearing organisms.

Consequently, the generalised κ-rule (equations (3)) can be written as where g u =[ G u ]/ κ[ E m ] and m u =[ M u ]/[ G u ].

Although the generalised κ-rule (equations (3)) allows for body-weight loss, there are two reasons why it would be inappropriate to use these equations to describe tissue degradation.

The degradation of structural biomass induced by such factors can be incorporated into the generalised κ-rule as follows: where S c represents the energy obtained from the cachexia-related degradation of structural biomass.