Sentence examples for highly generic from inspiring English sources

In general, taxonomy concepts that were highly generic (such as adenocarcinoma of lung) and the concepts that were the most highly pre-coordinated (i.e. multi-word terms with modifiers) had the greatest numbers of synonymous representations.

With that aim, a highly generic system for data control and acquisition has been developed.

We propose a highly generic system that allows the handling of several speech applications in the car in parallel.

Figure 10 shows an example of a highly generic pointcut named printStackTrace, which captures pointcuts of the whole system, except from the ExceptionLogging aspect itself.

This makes the approach highly generic as for a certain problem definition; the most appropriate state-of-the-art machine learning stage can be applied.

But that's a problem that's inherent with any kind of music creation software: if it's too easy you wind up with highly generic mush, and if it's too hard nobody will use it.

Piccinini and Scarantino (2010) advance a highly general notion of computation which they dub generic computation with that consequence.

The library PRESTO converts motion-corrected LORs into highly accurate generic projection data [1], providing high-resolution PET images.

Highly effective generic cardiovascular medications are frequently underused, leading to greater overall drug costs and cost-related nonadherence.

For this purpose, we present a novel method, which advantageously combines MR-guided motion tracking with the capabilities of the reconstruction software PRESTO PET Reconstruction Software Toolkitto to convert motion-corrected LORs into highly accurate generic projection data.

Finally, as an illustration of the complexity and detail behind a single aspect of ERL optics design we present an overview of the highly important generic topic of longitudinal phase space evolution in ERLs.