Sentence examples for generalized concepts from inspiring English sources

In this way, formally generalized concepts such as complementarity and entanglement can be applied to phenomena in both mental and material domains.

Contrary to current generalized concepts, it is possible that the internal sphincter may play some role in generating the squeeze pressure.

Fortunately, based on the H-difference and the gH-difference, two recent generalized concepts of the GH-derivative [33] and gH-derivative [9] were introduced by Stefanini et al. Two such kinds of derivatives can be more comprehensively adopted to study IDEs by comparison with the H-derivative.

The perceived meanings were classified into more generalized concepts and the process continued until basic concepts were extrapolated.

This generalized concept of length is known as the Lebesgue measure.

But as to whether Wallace believed that God perched on his shoulder and advised him on every move or whether he/she was a generalized concept inherent in every heart, I don't know.

The Romans did not develop a generalized concept of juristic personality in the sense of an entity that had rights and duties.

We present here the generalized concept.

The set of antidesignated values can be regarded as representing a generalized concept of falsity.

To illustrate this generalized concept, consider a modified version of Restaurant Rendezvous.

Standard bibliometric indices were re-defined using a generalized concept of "successful paper".