Aside from the offensive generalization and general quaintness, these words are striking in their failure to describe American life today.
Twenty-five per cent experienced focal seizures, 53% experienced focal seizures with secondary generalization and 18% experienced primary generalized seizures.
It's a preposterous generalization, and not just because the measurement in question is so minute.
This was to allow for some generalization and line refinement in the final reduction.
In virtually every robot that's ever been built, the key challenge is generalization, and moving things from the laboratory to the real world.
A three-dimensional manifold is a generalization and abstraction of the notion of a curved surface to three dimensions.
(Formally, transition theory is a historical generalization and not truly a scientific theory offering predictive and testable hypotheses).
It should be organized in accordance with the "five formal steps" of preparation, presentation, comparison, generalization, and application.
There are exceptions to this generalization, and a few biotic agents probably can penetrate intact mucosal surfaces.
The account of the Socratic method is of such stunning banality -- find a common-sense generalization and then find a counterexample, make a new generalization and continue the process -- that it would seem the only reason every one of us hasn't become another Socrates is that the activity is too boring to endure.
Techniques include extreme-cases reasoning, dimensional analysis, successive approximation, discretization, generalization, and pictorial analysis.
