Sentence examples for generalized forms from inspiring English sources

Among the several generalized forms, perhaps a more complete generalization is that given by Baricz in [1].

The Conoryctinae were rather generalized forms with no special peculiarities.

Most of the paintings that emphasize landscape do it in a rudimentary way, with broad generalized forms.

He omitted nonessential details from his paintings, concentrating instead on generalized forms and masses of colour, often applying broad, thick layers of pigment with a palette knife.

John de Fazio's full-size urinal with a Santa Claus head molded into its interior makes a bold statement about waste and consumerism, but too many other works are given over to more generalized forms of humanist image making, with tendencies to crafty illustration.

In "Salon II," from 1942, a silver teapot is rendered with a sparkling precision at odds with much else in the picture, especially the more generalized forms of a girl dozing on the sofa and another crouching awkwardly on the floor, reading.

As it happened, Einstein would adopt a generalized form of Riemannian geometry in his general theory of relativity.

In its generalized form, any number of objects (counters) are divided arbitrarily into several piles.

It reflects, in a generalized form, the intuitive connections between some and every that were noted above.

From this finite set of axioms, each an instance of the above schema, the schema (in a generalized form) can be obtained as a theorem.

There is a generalized form as well.