Sentence examples for generalist of from inspiring English sources

That Sibley advances a variety of particularism in one paper and a variety of generalism in another will give the appearance of inconsistency where there is none: Sibley is a particularist of one sort, and with respect to one distinction, and a generalist of another sort with respect to another distinction.

Both are considered masters of their respective periods; while Pampa is identified as a stylist of the classical age, Kumara Vyasa is considered a generalist of the medieval age.

Furthermore, no data was available on the clinical indication for treatment and professional details (specialist versus generalist) of the doctor initiating the prescription.

The concept of sensitivity can be better understood by the contrast between "specialist" and "generalist" of neurons (Wilson et al. 2004).

Ecological selection on bill morphology may be relatively weak for a generalist of this sort, particularly if a single bill morphology is sufficient to exploit a diversity of prey.

Variability of standards of generalist end of life care was a major concern among all groups.

This is definitely the best generalist out of the bags I tried — it's equally at home as a daily driver or at the airport.

There was no correlation between body size of generalist species of reptile (Gekko gecko) and level of landscape modification.

Objective To identify major concerns of national and local importance in the provision, commissioning, research, and use of generalist end of life care.

But Hitchens writes more like the educated generalists of the previous generation — people like Isaiah Berlin, Malcolm Muggeridge and Raymond Williams.

Both he and Mr Bruneau believe that the telecoms industry will increasingly belong to specialists rather than the integrated generalists of old.