This conception also became generalized by Kûkai to include all phenomenal thing-events — together with their respective environments or "realms" — as "bodies" filling up the entire cosmos.
Fixed metrics were useful for regulators, and such metrics became increasingly important as the Forest Service's vision of setting permissible stocking levels for grazing districts became generalized with the passage of the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934.
Since then the American idea of material prosperity and individualism has become generalized.
Typically, initial symptoms begin with an onset of severe abdominal pain that is commonly epigastric in location, but becomes generalized as a chemical peritonitis ensues.
This inflammatory reaction starts as being local but can become generalized.
"Once you generalize beyond five or so, it becomes easier to generalize to an infinite system".
Once such categories were established, it became possible to talk, and generalize, about "the disabled," and philosophers have done so for various purposes (Hacking, 1990; Davis, 2002, Ch. 4)).
If the parameter satisfies (ain[0, 0.8)), system (51) is the generalized Lorenz system; if parameter satisfies (a=0.8), the system becomes the fractional-order Lü system; and if parameter satisfies (ain(0.8, 1]), it becomes the fractional-order generalized Chen system.
Denote the set of fixed points of by The map is said to be (i) quasi-nonexpansive if and for all and, (ii) -Lipschitz if for some we have for all for it becomes nonexpansive, and (iii) generalized nonexpansive (cf. [1] and the references therein) if.
Finally, in the further development of set theory in the twentieth century it became clear that several of Dedekind's original results and procedures can be generalized in important ways.
