The phrase "generalized condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a condition that is not specific or limited to one particular person or situation. For example, "Eating healthy food is a generalized condition for good health."
Using a very rough measurement from noisy gradients can betray sufficient information about the generalized condition number.
This independence is emphasized by proposing a new generalized condition for parametric sensitivity.
We have recently introduced a generalized condition for thermal runaway or parametric sensitivity.
Scleroderma may be localized, involving only the skin, or may be part of a more generalized condition known as systemic sclerosis.
Specially, for the average value-based method, the paper gives the generalized condition of the largest invariant set in the original reference and develops the construction method of the imaginary mechanical quantity; for the error-based method, this paper gives its strict mathematical proof train of thought on the asymptotic stability and the corresponding physical meaning.
Therefore satisfies the generalized condition of Hamel.
In the third study, we experimentally manipulated exposure to specific visual features to determine if they induced thinking about the same thought topics under more generalized conditions.
We begin with the statement and the proof of generalized conditions for starlikeness.
Moreover, the generalized conditions cover the systems given by [24, 27] for a class of nonlinear delay-free systems.
The object of the present paper is to derive some generalized conditions for starlikeness and convexity of functions f z) with examples.
To obtain the generalized conditions for n-starlikeness and n-convexity, presented in the following sections, we shall require the following lemma.
