Sentence examples for generalized in two from inspiring English sources

In general, the theorem has been generalized in two directions.

The analysis of treatment dosage with propensity scores may be generalized in two directions.

These principles can be generalized in two respects: first, by showing how they follow from foundational evolutionary principles; and second, by showing how they apply to a wider range of groups.

The model was generalized in two dimensions by Olami, Feder and Christensen [28].

Our 2D-trait mapping can be generalized in two directions.

We then show that conditional rewriting logic is reflective, generalizing in two stages: first to the unsorted conditional case, and then to the many-sorted conditional case, the already known result for unconditional and unsorted rewriting logic (Reflection in Rewriting Logic: Metalogical Foundations and Metaprogramming Applications. CSLI Publications, 2000).

To generalize in one direction or the other is fatal to an understanding of the history and faith of the "holy community".

The relativistic law of energy-momentum conservation thus combines and generalizes in one relativistically invariant expression the separate conservation laws of prerelativistic physics: the conservation of mass, the conservation of momentum, and the conservation of energy.

Although the representation is developed here for two dimensions, it can be generalized in a natural way to three dimensions.

However, the increase in SAQ scores was generalized in all hospitals except in four of them (those with the highest scores pre-ban).

The viscosity iteration process (3.1) is generalized in this section by including two more forcing terms not being directly related to the solution sequence.