Sentence examples for generalization in from inspiring English sources

They also have a natural generalization in the general theory of relativity, which incorporates the effects of gravity.

The main seizure types were focal motor with secondary generalization in 73 (65.2%) of 112 and generalized convulsive seizures in 19 (16.9%) of 112.

If a single general representation exists, single context learning should lead to perfect generalization in novel contexts.

Given the importance of the thalamus in primary generalized epilepsies, it is conceivable that thalamic mechanisms play a role in secondary generalization in mTLE.

(Male readers seem less interested — is this a gross generalization? — in characters being "nice").

Saunders mocks that overused generalization in stupefying exaggerations that recall Theodor Adorno's dictum, "Today only exaggeration can be the medium of truth".

Like the physiognomy studies of the past, mug-shot blogs aren't interested in individual images but in generalization, in sorting out the entire corpus into a taxonomy.

Plenty of performances I heard contradicted that generalization — in Wagner, Strauss, and Berg, especially, Levine could summon an atmosphere of brooding power — yet the accusation is not unjust.

The "law of octaves," thus enunciated, was controversial at first but later was recognized as an important generalization in modern chemical theory.

See a generalization in [17, 18].

This poses a problem on the generalization in 47.