Sentence examples for in general illustrated from inspiring English sources

The ensuing imbroglio in which Watson publicly voiced his displeasure at the "very harsh" decision and appeared to suggest that he may quit Test cricket ("At this point in time … I'm sort of weighing up my future and what I want to do with my cricket in general") illustrated the problems that Waugh had predicted would be caused by the captain being a selector: division and instability in the team.

The multiscale schemes are analyzed in general, then illustrated on a specific example of a moderately large deterministic system displaying chaotic behavior due to Lorenz.

It is obviously that monotone mapping is pseudomonotone with respect to a function f, but the converse is not true in general as illustrated by the following set-valued mapping that satisfies (A3).

Another consideration is the use of case-control studies in general, as illustrated by the recent findings on type 2 diabetes.

This is also in tune with contemporary attitudes about providing more transparency in scientific reporting in general, as illustrated by the UK Concordat on Openness on Animal Research and USA NIH Principles and Guidelines for Reporting Preclinical Research.

In consideration of the impact of nuclear attack within the much larger Iranian population of 69 million [ 4], the distinctive vulnerability of Iranian cities in general is illustrated by the capital, Tehran, with 12.6 million in the greater metropolitan area.

The financial magnitude of Thoroughbred racing in general is illustrated by the fact that in 2004 a total of 171 thousand Thoroughbred races were completed worldwide competing for a total purse value of 4 billion US dollars [ 1].

These results illustrate the impact of 'edge effects' on epidemic metapopulations in general and illustrate directions for the refinement of spatiotemporal epidemic models.

In general, mesoeucrocodylians illustrate the adaptability of Crocodyliformes to many different modes of life.

These cases and others that might be cited serve in general to illustrate the course of decision.

We smell alright!" Hill argues that he is trying to draw attention to racism in general by illustrating hateful comments targeted specifically at white people.