Sentence examples for generalized view from inspiring English sources
Moreover, this generalized view would obliterate his theory of the emotions, since it would convert every mental state into an emotion, given that emotions are defined as "ideas of the body".
Broadly adapted from the Polish author Witold Gombrowicz's satirical 1960 novel, "Pornografia," the film expands the conventional definition of its provocative title to embrace a more generalized view of people's selfish, antiheroic behavior during wartime.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Generalized view of privacy in the cloud.
That is, Ortega's generalized view of existence contains human life in place of human logic as the underlying unifying principle of reality.
A generalized view summarizing the information on activity dynamics of methanogens or physiological groups in response to stress conditions is presented in Figure 3.
While the original turbo receiver is conceived as two independent processors exchanging extrinsic soft information [5] (classical approach), there is a generalized view of the turbo approach derived from [6] which is described as passing soft decision messages on cyclic graphical models (graphical approach).
Our work has made significant contributions in mining the minimal cross-level association rules, which express the mixed relationship between the generalized and specialized view of the transaction itemsets.
The SOC is a generalized, long-lasting view one has of the world and of living in the world.
In a control experiment that examined whether the shift toward direct that we measured reflected a more generalized tendency to view objects as being centered (e.g., centering the iris in the sclera), three observers (I.M., D.C., and B.R.S).
In [21], a generalized prediction step, viewed as a mapping function, is optimized by minimizing the detail signal energy given the pixel value probability conditioned to its neighbor pixel values.
In the case of water beetles, a review of the direct evidence provided by Quaternary remains also support a general pattern of range stability through the last Glacial cycle, contrary to the extended view of generalized major range shifts due to climatic change [ 79].
