Sentence examples for increased generality from inspiring English sources
In general, a systems engineering approach is likely to differ from a conventional design approach by exhibiting increased generality in its basic logical framework and increased concern with the fundamental objectives to be achieved.
For increased generality, the analytical models, objective functions and Jacobian matrix necessary for inverse analysis of transient-state data are reformulated using unified dimensionless parameters.
For increased generality, a series of numerical analyses are performed using unified dimensionless parameters and the results are all related to dimensionless reservoir volume (DRV) which includes only the sorptive parameter as an unknown.
In addition to the fitness functions described in the Results section, we also tested two additional cases for increased generality.
However, the increased generality comes at a price when it comes to the estimation of parameter values from experimental data for larger networks.
For a prospective study of parameter reproducibility – rather than parameter values – it is possible to include a diverse range of pathologies, giving increased recruitment within a cohort where cancer is rare, and increased generality of the reproducibility assessment.
Thus, the systems engineer may study many situations in the framework of more than one system or a whole hierarchy of systems of steadily increasing generality.
The lowest species in this taxonomy give way to kinds of increasing generality until the highest kind, substance, is reached.
I argue that, of four strategies modellers employ to increase generality, only one may be unproblematically applied to experimental design.
It provides a clear understanding of secure broadcasting, studying several special classes of channels, with increasing generality.
That there are highest kinds (or perhaps that there is one single highest kind) can be motivated by noticing the fact that the ordinary objects of our experience fall into classes of increasing generality.
