Sentence examples for generalized group from inspiring English sources

When I say "college students," I don't mean to further generalize an already prominently generalized group of people.

"These people were trained by Paulson, evaluated by Paulson so their mind-set is not just shaped in generalized group think — it's specific Paulson group think".

All the features distinguishing the order Perciformes are found in the fishes of the most generalized group, the suborder Percoidei, which contains the sea basses, sunfishes, perches, and fishes of many other families.

An infinite series of generalized group divisible designs with s groups (GGDD s)), for k=3 and λ=1, of such E-optimal designs are also constructed.

This study investigated sleep and sleep spindle parameters in children with primary generalized spike-and-wave discharges (untreated primary generalized group, nine patients; treated primary generalized group, six patients) and compared these with an age- and sex-matched nonepileptic control group (n = 47).

In the untreated primary generalized group, stage 2 onset was significantly shorter, with less spindles in stage 2. In the last stage 2 period of the night, significantly less fast frequency spindles were observed, indicating abnormal dynamics of sleep architecture.

Transport time of the droplet for the viscous regime is expressed in terms of a generalized group-variable involving the operating parameters.

We extend the well-known relation between Markov semigroups and processes with independent increments to the case of generalized group-valued semigroups indexed by some measurable space and stochastic multiplicative measures.

"Social networks are based on generalized groups of friends and acquaintances where you can't share openly and honestly about anything," Richard Klausner, an investor in Wisdo and founder of Juno Therapeutics, said.

On the other hand, SAM can identify specific molecules, even long-chain organic molecules, whereas the Raman spectrometers will just be sensitive to generalized groups within an organic molecule, such as a carbon atom double-bonded to an oxygen atom.

While the generalized grouping of literature into three broad categories will certainly ignore various nuances in specific scholarly areas, there is value in making such approximations analogous to how the three-layer earth model has supplied scientific insight in seismic waves, plate tectonics, and magnetic fields.