Sentence examples for generality of those from inspiring English sources

She looks for theories that have the generality of those in physics.

The generality of those issues, arguably, is what saves the Times piece from being unbearably, pointlessly intrusive.

The Liberal party must be careful its membership represents the "generality of those who support us". "All of us in this room and hundreds and thousands beyond will work our insides out to see your government returned," Howard said.

We replicate for two reasons: (i) to assess the validity of prior findings, and (ii) to probe the generality of those findings.

Given that only two LMP tumour cell lines were available for these studies, the generality of those differences between cystadenomas and LMP tumours has not been established.

Several general models of rearrangement that allowed for both local operations and duplication transposition-like operations between duplication transposition-like by Ergun et al. (2003), but the generality operationsodels meant that the distances were NP-hard to compute and only approximation algorithms were given.

It also demonstrates the generality of the NEM procedure for generating small molecule bound conformations.

So we're left with memories, of the kind novelists convey better: "It is an old timetable now, disintegrating at its folds, and headed 'This schedule in effect July 5, 1922.' But I can still read the gray names, and they will give you a better impression than my generalities of those who accepted Gatsby's hospitality".

None of these continental European provisions, however, has the generality of the original Anglo-American concept.

The generality of this design is good.

This substantiates the generality of the calculations.