Sentence examples for generalized facts from inspiring English sources

Stereotypes of the wealthy minority became accepted as generalized facts, but failed to acknowledge that said businessmen were few in number compared to the small traders and shop owners.

However, the purpose in qualitative research is not to deliver generalized facts, rather to contribute with depth and nuances, which was obtained in the present study.

In this view, science is objective to the degree that it succeeds at discovering and generalizing facts, abstracting from the perspective of the individual scientist.

Nonetheless, in the long preface to the French translation of British chemist Thomas Thomson's System of Chemistry (1809), which explained atomic theory, he continued to object to generalizing this fact into a law applying to all reactions.

We generalize this fact to the reductive symmetric spaces' case, the role of the exponential functions being taken by the Eisenstein integrals.

Applying the well-known technique of interpreting sentences as predicators of degree 0, he generalizes the fact that two predicators of degree n (say, P and Q) have the same extension if and only if ∀x1∀x2…∀xn(Px1x2…xn ↔ Qx1x2…xn) holds.

It replicates and, in a way, generalizes the fact that women exhibited enhanced reactions to painful images (Han et al. 2008).

While the node degree distributions N k and p k are purely local characteristics of networks, the use of generating functions can, in fact, be generalized [ 47] to other, possibly non local features of interest, such as the average connectivity of first neighbors g k [ 50], introduced below.

In fact they generalized their conclusion and treated all causation as directly dependent on God.

In fact, Averroes generalized his argument to include all special motions that exist outside of our souls.

In fact, he generalized the result of Khan [14] for two-dimensional and for n-dimensional cases.