Sentence examples for generalized description from inspiring English sources

Blaikie et al. (1994) and Wisner et al. (2004), for example, used a set of variables to distinguish root causes, dynamic pressures, and unsafe conditions and generated a generalized description of "being affected" of individuals or social groups (as families, households, neighborhoods, or groups as "the poor" or "migrants").

A recent study by Murray et al.[ 27] has shown that discrete models can be coarsed-grained in a continuum limit to generate a continuum model for more generalized description of the intestinal crypt.

The 30,000 extant Greek papyri permit a generalized description of the Greek book.

In an interview, Mr. Schardt said that his widely quoted warning referred only to this specific claim regarding the real estate development and was not meant as a generalized description of Mr. Gore's lack of truthfulness.

Moreover, a generalized description of the cause due to which these changes occur in stability behaviour of the system is also presented.

The paper commences with a generalized description of the various sol gel methods available and how these chemistries control the bulk properties of the end products.

There are a few generalized descriptions of the scenarios acted out onstage, but Fischer seems to want to have it both ways -- to give his book and his narrator the transgressive cred of the sex industry while maintaining such a no-big-deal distance from the specifics of her work that she might just as well be a dinner theater actress.

In all cases the laws of nature were regarded not as generalized descriptions of what actually happens in the natural world (and so not like the laws of physics to which no exceptions are possible) but rather as norms that people ought to follow but are free to ignore.

Finally, the contents of each code group were summarized in generalized descriptions and concepts.

GPs' narratives included several gendered and generalized descriptions of "the suffering woman", who was a woman from the Middle East with another cultural gender order.

MeSH is used because it offers familiarity to biologists as a result of PubMed MEDLINE indexing and it also provides good generalized descriptions of phenotypes.