Sentence examples for generalized to make from inspiring English sources

Both of the above mentioned existing models are generalized to make them applicable for analyzing open-ended play.

There may be limited commercial applications for this sort of thing, but there is no way that the process can be generalized to make a machine that can think about anything under the sun, which a teen-ager can do.

The ease of processing the prototypical faces boosts positive emotions, and these emotions generalize to make average faces generally more appealing.

A problem with abstraction is that one has to generalize to make something abstract, but it may lead to a generic abstraction, which one has to make specific.

He may or not be a good reader, but he can follow visual instructions with pictures to a tee and then generalize to making his own creations.

This method is generalized to a composite made of a matrix in which are embedded various inclusions of different radii and properties.

We have also presented evidence that much of the remaining performance in cross-validation cannot be usefully generalized to new predictions, making progressive improvement in analysis difficult to engineer.

Previous studies that relate force field learning to object manipulation [14], [15] show that force field learning does not generalize to movements made in free space.

This finding supports the suggestion that results from studies of alcoholics in treatment or after treatment (i.e., most studies of alcoholics) cannot be generalized to untreated individuals (who make up the majority of alcoholics).

"Although they should know better, these critics use anecdotes to generalize and to make sweeping condemnations of our sector.

The criteria which Kuusi, Cuhls and Steinmüller suggest for external validity shall lead to "sound reasons to generalize – or to make abduction – from past and present facts to futures relevant conclusions".