Sentence examples for generally we argue from inspiring English sources
More generally, we argue that the mechanism design focus on implementable allocations rather than on prices yields many valuable insights about dynamic RM models.
More generally, we argue that operating system schedulers should consider multiple resources, such as memory bandwidth, dynamic cache conflicts, and I/O bandwidth.
More generally, we argue that innovative methods are needed to conserve ephemeral and dynamic pelagic biodiversity.
For the field of biological control generally, we argue that a recognition that evolution happens should hone the underlying fundamental research involved rather than hamstring the practice.
More generally, we argue that substantially better computational performance can be achieved by exploiting characteristics specific to the problem domain; elements of our methods such as the error estimation could find broader use in other, more general numerical algorithms.
We argue that generally in complex adaptive systems, for which brains provide the pre-eminent examples, interesting dynamics is to be expected at multiple observational scales, implying that important conscious correlates are also to be expected at multiple scales.
We argue firstly and most generally for a definition of hybrids that extends beyond organisational forms.
"More generally, we have been arguing for some time that these prices would soon reach danger levels that would undermine demand and contribute, in time, to sharp falls," Capital Economics said in a report.
"I used to go round to people and say, 'you're spouting words of collaboration and cooperation but if you can't agree to dig holes in the ground and lay cable, you've not got a prayer in joining up education, social services, health and so on.' "Often, not just with PSBA but with IT generally, we end up to argue about the wrong things.
Historians generally argue that the market economy replaced the moral economy sometime between 1700 and 1900.
For their part, chief executives generally argue that the high risks they face merit high rewards.
