Sentence examples for greater generality from inspiring English sources

This shows the greater generality of TMC over PMC, which is itself more general than the conventional HMC [25].

The other two methods both yield satisfactory results while requiring no empirical information, and thus allow a much greater generality.

"To provide a reason for a decision," Frederick Schauer wrote in The Stanford Law Review in 1995, "is to include that decision within a principle of greater generality than the decision itself".

The need to quantify shape and develop mathematical models in engineering with greater generality is considered through the introduction of shape factors in conventional kinetic models.

However, the detailed description of interconnected components in the main frame of reference is required to obtain parameters of the item in greater generality.

Such a functional local unit root (FLUR) model has much greater generality and encompasses many cases of additional interest, including structural break formulations that admit subperiods of unit root, local stationary and local explosive behavior within a given sample.

Perhaps perceptual principles of such great generality eventually will be uncovered.

Souter's answer — "It has got to be a quest for reliable evidence, and there may be reliable evidence of great generality" — satisfied Democrats.

In great generality, the required length of a single simulation run can be determined by computing the asymptotic variance and the asymptotic bias of the sample means.

In order to keep the same greatest generality in solving our optimisation problem, we developed an evolved version of the genetic algorithm BIANCA for the design of composite laminates.

We show in great generality that the bottom of the spectrum of the corresponding magnetic Schrödinger operator develops spectral islands separated by gaps, reminding of a Landau-level structure.