Sentence examples for generalized breakdown from inspiring English sources
His actions are "symptomatic of a generalized breakdown of bank secrecy," said Christopher S. Rizek, a tax lawyer at Caplin & Drysdale in Washington who has represented scores of wealthy American clients of Swiss banks.
As a greater and greater proportion of the population found themselves liberated from work, Keynes worried that society might suffer from a sort of generalized "nervous breakdown".
It is to note also that a strict comparison is difficult because of the detection method and laboratory standards may differ between team researchers, clinical criteria used in studies may be different to, mild or severe, localized or generalized periodontal breakdown.
From the generalized Ohm's law, the breakdown of the frozen-in condition (FIC) for ions is shown to be intimately related to that for electrons.
A special application of the general result is the breakdown point behavior of TL estimators and related estimators as the S estimators in generalized linear models.
However, targeted protein breakdown is distinct from generalized protein degradation.
The panic in the capital bore no relation to the success of the Qaddafi forces in eastern Libya battling the rebels, who in the end are likely to present a much less immediate threat to Colonel Qaddafi than a breakdown of his military or a more generalized uprising.
From the generalized Ohm's law, it is shown here that the breakdown of the FIC for the ion fluid is connected with the same condition for the electron fluid if the breakdown involves energy conversion.
For example, Schindler et al. (1988) proposed generalized magnetic reconnection (GMR) to represent processes by which a breakdown of magnetic connection occurs due to a localized non-idealness in magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) formalism.
They include not only daily income losses, which are catastrophic for most Americans, but also increased crime rates, family breakdown, increased incidence of mental and physical health disorders, increased alcohol and substance abuse and a generalized misery (See Bill Mitchell).
