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The classical staggered scheme for the incompressible Navier Stokes equations is generalized from Cartesian grids to general boundary-fitted structured grids in three dimensions.

There are two main differences of this paper with previous works: one is that the intermittent pinning control is aperiodic while that in previous works is periodic; the other is that the model is generalized from master slave coupled systems of only two nodes to general nonlinear coupled networks.

It is generalized from the mechanism of step leader propagation.

The theory of microstretch elastic bodies is generalized from the micropolar theory introduced by Cosserat.

The theory of monotone operator functions is generalized from scalar-to matrix-valued functions of an operator argument.

To this end, the activation characteristic of VI NES at a range of displacement amplitude of a main system is generalized from linear systems to nonlinear systems.

"Hollywood is generalizing from a couple of data points.

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.

Therefore, by enumerative induction (that is, generalizing from these cases), surely theories at any given time will ultimately be replaced and regarded as false from some future perspective.

(There is reason to think that, on this second point, Nietzsche is generalizing from his own experience with physical suffering, the worst periods of which coincided with his greatest productivity.

Exponentiation may be generalized from integer exponents to more general types of numbers.