Sentence examples for in its generalized form from inspiring English sources
Trust in its generalized form, i.e. trusting people in general, including strangers [ 73], was studied, because involuntary and pushed euthanasia might be caused by a lot of people, or even by the society as a whole; either by acting accordingly in one´s personal sphere or by electing corresponding pro-euthanasia political parties.
In its generalized form, the frame problem is that it is practically impossible to describe, or infer, all the necessary preconditions (qualification problem) and all the possible consequences of a given action (ramification problem).
In its generalized form, any number of objects (counters) are divided arbitrarily into several piles.
We then extend the definition of SIC to an arbitrary number of processes, and develop implicated methodology of SIC in its generalized form, again in a distribution-free manner, for both parallel and serial models in conjunction with both the minimum time and maximum time stopping rules.
Adams and Wu ([2007]) and Adams et al. ([1997]) described the model in its generalized form.
Arrhenius [ 4, 5] developed a definition in the 1880s that, in its generalized form, defines an acid as a substance that, when dissolved in water, produces an increased concentration of hydrogen ions [ 2].
ii) Alternatively, a KNN algorithm written in Matlab and based on Tanimoto similarity [30] in its generalized vector form, T A, B = A. B A 2 + B 2 − A. B was employed.
Alternatively, a KNN algorithm written in Matlab and based on Tanimoto similarity [30] in its generalized vector form, T A, B = A. B A 2 + B 2 − A. B was employed.
In 2002, Lars Nielsen described a technique for applying it in its more generalized form, fully compatible with the principles for evaluation of measurement uncertainty.
We use the power-law formalism in its Generalized Mass (GMA) Action form for building-up a mathematical model that can accommodate the different alternatives in Figure 2. Details on the kinetic equations for our models, which are automatically generated from the network of reactions, are given in the supplementary appendix.
The broad range of durations in this study allowed us to test whether the same findings occur for the alternative procedure, both in its traditional form and in a more generalized form (i.e., adjusted for discounting).
