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His principle of continuity, a concept designed to add generality to synthetic geometry (limited to geometric arguments), led to the introduction of imaginary points (see complex numbers) and the development of algebraic geometry.

In many other areas of science, they argue, it is permissible to talk of certain phenomena as if they were discrete entities, even though the terms involved are really nothing more than convenient ways of referring, at a certain level of generality, to complex patterns of objects or events.

However, it loses generality to assume π n (0)=1 or 0, ∀n.

We start with a transitive model $M$ of ZFC, which we may assume, without loss of generality, to be a model of $V=L$.

The transitional account thus abandons full generality to the account of creation in order to avoid occasionalism and therefore opens the door to Deism.

Without lack of generality, to simplify the analysis, we started by conducting the experiment without aggregation (vol 1).

Mr. Obama has vowed in generalities to move swiftly.

But Egyptian political parties like to stick to generalities, to avoid the hassle and the damage of taking a stand on issues".

Such critiques are not likely to dent the faith that Mr. Bush and his advisers have in polls showing that voters prefer lofty, positive generalities to bitter partisan wrangling.

He said that he was "very troubled by the Generalities to be found, instead of precisions, in the agency's program".

Such exchanges are becoming more common in the negotiations, as they move from broad generalities to the fine details of budget items.