Sentence examples for generic expression of from inspiring English sources

At last I fished from the inner darkness some proper noun from Koppel's question and lurched into a generic expression of the conventional wisdom regarding the person corresponding to that noun.

We have first implemented the quadratic Jordan structure of H3(Os,−) into the computer system Mathematica (Computing the derivation Lie algebra of the quadratic Jordon Algebra H3(Os,−) at any characteristic, preprint, 2001) and then determined the generic expression of an element of the Lie algebra f4(Os,− =Der(H3(Os,−)) (see (41)).

The generic expression of Equation (18) was derived by assuming fully orthogonal SFBCs for any value of N R.

A general framework is derived which leads to generic expressions of discrete dispersion relationships for inertia gravity and Rossby waves, valid for every finite difference scheme and every type of grid.

Generic expressions of mass and stiffness matrices of the portal frame are presented.

Theoretically, at least, they would offer generic expressions of Burgundy, possessing few of the distinctive characteristics that shape and define the more narrowly drawn appellations.

We all thought that in too many of the bottles, the characteristic dusty bitterness of the negroamaro grape had been sanded away, leaving wines that seemed generic expressions of nowhere.

In much the way that 'an individual or object of some kind' naturally serves as an indefinite generic expression for the ontic category of any possible kind of individual or object, so in McKay's view, 'some stuff of some kind' is appropriate to serve as an indefinite expression for this 'novel' ontic category of (any kind of) stuff.

A generic expression for the computation of E [ ρ n ] is given in [27].

We are not aware of a closed form solution to the more generic expression for (30) given a variable-amplitude modulation.

Rhodes et al compared the expression profiles of normal and tumor cells in a larger scale using 21 datasets from 12 tissue types [ 22]. 67 genes consistently correlated to the normal-tumor phenotypes across datasets were proposed as a generic expression profile of neoplastic transformation.