Sentence examples for generality in from inspiring English sources

The limitation of such approach is its lack of generality in providing a sequence of cuts for generic topologies.

This, more or less, is the level of generality in which these treaties are written: there's no definition of "essential", let alone "security" or "interest".

But even Nolde — who, incidentally, fell prey to Nazi sympathies, as Munch did not — tends toward generality in what he expresses.

Perhaps Ionesco deliberately eschewed Camus' specificity and embraced generality in the hope that for all its antic lack of sophistication, bluster, bustle and loquaciousness, Rhinoceros would remain contemporary and universal.

In general, a systems engineering approach is likely to differ from a conventional design approach by exhibiting increased generality in its basic logical framework and increased concern with the fundamental objectives to be achieved.

The lemma is proved in much greater generality in [20].

Without loss of generality in (13) is given by (14).

Without loss of generality, in the following, we assume equals.

But what degree of specificity or generality in description is the right degree?

The table below compares statements of generality in Frege's notation and in the modern predicate calculus.

However, additional research is needed to verify its generality in China's urban redevelopment.