For example, we learn in remark 13.9.72 that Gödel was committed to "the method of bold generalization," as he called it, recommending that philosophers have the audacity to "generalize things without any inhibition".
Don't generalize things using words like 'never', 'only', or 'always'always
Duke players also tend to be better students than most National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball players at major programs and — though it is difficult to generalize about such things — more likely to come from stable, middle-class backgrounds.
You will generalize that bad things are done by bad people, not by people who made a mistake or had a moment of weakness.
Among other things, we generalize a recent result of Altun, Sola and Simsek, and we give some generalized versions of the fixed point theorem of Matthews, and the main result of Ćirić is also recovered.
In the next corollary, among other things, we generalize the well-known result [12, ].
In the next theorem, among other things, we generalize the well-known Zamfirescu result [12, ].
Among other things, we generalize a recent result of Altun, Sola and Simsek, of Ilić et al., of Matthews, and the main result of Ćirić is also recovered.
Among other things, we generalize the L2 restriction theorems of C. Fefferman, E. M. Stein, and P. Tomas (Bull. Amer. Math. Soc.81 1975, 477 478) for the Fourier transform in Rn to the setting of Riemannian manifolds.
For me to generalize would sort of limit things.
When you generalize [though]…of course the thing to say is that the [innovation] from Canada is going to be more like what we would use and we would need.' (1st Oct 14, Director, Innovation Think Tank) This is a mental shortcut that is probably pervasive, and likely to be more pronounced for countries towards which we either hold strong prior attitudes or know very little about.
