Sentence examples for generally introduces from inspiring English sources
A Scattering by Christopher Reid The poet eulogises, remembers, draws out of the mundane episodes of vivid intensities, and generally introduces us to his late wife who died of sarcoma.
A fixed primary droop controller along with a conventional secondary controller generally introduces a loading mismatch between converters while accomplishing voltage regulation at load bus.
To compensate for coefficients of water factors, the conventional calibration technology for the underwater camera generally introduces several higher-order distortion coefficients, which, unfortunately, suffer poor stability, low efficiency, as well as computational complexity.
Likewise, the characteristic Orwellian formulation "It is interesting that" or "Curiously enough" generally introduces not some penny curiosity but a gold-plated revelation: "Curiously enough he was the first dead European I had seen," he writes in "How the Poor Die".
Short delaminations which do not significantly degradate the overall stiffness of the beam-plate have little effect on the lowest modes of vibration and their frequencies, while the presence of a long delamination generally introduces additional vibration frequencies, the associated mode shapes of which show out-of-phase motions of the upper and lower delaminated layers.
Moreover, a MAC generally introduces correlations among node locations and, thus, considerably complicates the analysis (conf. Section 3.1).
AOD topics were generally introduced in the context of exploring presenting symptoms, systems enquiry or general health screening.
Theories that attempt to explain cosmic acceleration by modifying gravity generally introduce new long range forces.
The Arabic script was generally introduced after the adoption of Islam.
Then the different butanol production routes include chemical routes and microbial fermentation routes are generally introduced.
Covalent crosslinking is generally introduced in hydrogel to enhance its mechanical strength.
