Sentence examples for is being generalized from inspiring English sources

Zero‐growths ideology is being generalized from population where it makes a good deal of sense to production, where it makes almost no sense at all.

In fact, this prediction does seem to be true; as an example, I offer evidence from an analogical change that is currently underway in Korean, in which a [t¬] ~ [s] alternation is being generalized to words with less radical alternations (such as [t˺] ~ [t], [t˺] ~ [tʰ] and [t˺] ~ [tʃʰ]).

An initial effort has been described in the literature and is being generalized to investigate the control options described above and also the spatiotemporal spread caused by motion of vectors and transportation of livestock (18, 19).

And the mobiles that he had perfected were being generalized by offspring beyond count, from svelte lamps and infant's crib toys to hippie wind chimes.

This was be generalized by Beir tilde{mathrm {a}})o da Veiga [1] by considering the velocity gradient or vorticity, begin{aligned} nabla varvec{u}in L^p 0,T L^q(mathbb {R}^3)),quad frac{2}{p}+frac{3}{q}=2,quad frac{3}{2}le qle infty.

When Booth is not taking the Scandinavians to task, he is being charmed by them, and when he is not doing that he is generalizing from their history.

However, the usage of GPU is now being generalized to include other general purpose operation [3].

These aspects are, of course, capable of being generalized for tasks beyond games – learning, proficiency.

The dogs are being trained to generalize the scent of both sexes of the amphibian.

An important strength is that the approach is generic and can be generalized to other problem spaces.

However, these results were generally disappointing, and cannot be generalized.