Sentence examples for generally neglecting from inspiring English sources

Available simplified formulations for the seismic analysis of axisymmetric structures address materially homogeneous solids with uniform cross-sections, while generally neglecting the effects of higher vibration modes and soil flexibility.

My next book, Plenty More, which is due out in September, has very much passed its deadline, and all the extra writing and photoshoots, on top of my ordinary routine, mean I've turned into a bit of a middle-aged male stereotype: I'm forever forgetting this, dropping that and generally neglecting to keep tabs on my responsibilities.

Two main types of modelling approaches can be identified in the literature - Microsimulation and dynamical Individual Based Models (IBMs): The microsimulation approach defines individual economic and social trajectories through a set of events which occur with given probabilities, generally neglecting interactions between individuals.

Generally, neglecting the edge sign can only be "harmful" during TR, if the true network contains a negative feed-forward loop (FFL).

And yet US presidential campaigns generally neglect discussion of advisers or intellectual influences.

Alfonso V (the Magnanimous; 1416 58) opted to pursue ambitions in Italy and generally neglected his peninsular domains.

In the 1980's such campaigns were generally neglected and sometimes mocked.

The Thomson effect is comparatively small, and so it is generally neglected.

Henry has been generally neglected by historians because of the inaccessibility of his works.

Mental health care is often described as the Cinderella of medicine – overlooked, disparaged, and generally neglected.

These coupling terms are generally neglected, in engineering applications, by the community because of their complexity.