Sentence examples for had been generalised from inspiring English sources

The Department of Justice and Equality told us that the understanding of human trafficking in to the Irish fleet within the department at the time had been "generalised", based on the potential for trafficking for labour exploitation and media reports, but that it had "no evidence of wide-scale trafficking".

The dimensionless groups have been generalised to allow for non-Newtonian behaviour.

This vital theorem has been generalised in various ways by several scientists.

In this work, the Code provisions have been generalised to give the wind-induced strain in each of the tower legs immediately above the foundation as a function of wind direction and wind speed at the top of the tower.

In order to improve soil conditions, the application of organic wastes has been generalised in the area, not only before plantation but also every 3 4 years at rates of 30 50 Mg ha− 1 mixed in the upper 30 cm.

In effect, previous customers leave their comments floating in the air around the restaurant, where they can be read by anybody with the right handset.This concept has been generalised by a number of wireless-software firms into the idea of digital graffiti messages that can be posted using a handset, and which correspond to a particular location.

This divergence has been generalised to allow the comparison of more than two distributions.

which has been generalised to a symmetric form by He and Zhang [6].

At the same time, Lurie system has been generalised by researchers from different aspects.

The results from Table 1 have been generalised for multiple incidences using both θ and φ polarisations over city centre type and office type buildings.

This theorem has been generalised and employed in obtaining optimality conditions of a non-differentiable minimax programming problem in complex spaces (cf. Lai and Liu [23]).