Sentence examples for generalized definition from inspiring English sources

In order to resolve the various difficulties in the hydrogen hydroxide ion definitions of acids and bases, a new, more generalized definition was proposed in 1923 almost simultaneously by J.M. Brønsted and T.M. Lowry.

A generalized definition for the energy mobility is then established.

Finally, the generalized definition of the rate regions for the MIMO/OFDM transmission will be presented.

A generalized definition of the preset count moving average algorithm for digital rate meters has been introduced.

4. Hayward (1994a) has offered a generalized definition of a black hole, not requiring any of the special global structures that the traditional definition relies on.

A generalized definition of 'fluidization' is proposed to extend fluidization principle into much wider scientific fields, which would be effective also for wider collaborations.

Further enhancement in method performance is obtained by basing the stencils on generalizations of Padé approximation, or generalized definitions of the derivative, reducing spurious dispersion, anisotropy, and reflection, and by improving the representation of source terms.

The generalized definitions of the H2 and H∞ norms for such underlying special systems are proposed.

Some of my references went beyond generalized definitions and specifically dealt with US criminality and all that goes with it.

The singularity avoidance problem that is related to using the controls coefficient generalized inverse is solved by modifying the generalized inverse definition in the vicinity of the origin, and the large control effort reduction problem is solved by deactivating the particular part of the control law whenever the angular velocities about the actuated axes become high.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Peter Stewart proposed that the generalized Arrhenius definition of an acid, with Naunyn's ideas, is more useful to acid base physiology than the Bronsted Lowry definition [ 17, 27, 28].