Sentence examples for it generally applies from inspiring English sources

A loosely used term, it generally applies to works written before 1750 (the year Bach died) or the late 18th century, from medieval chant to contemporaries of the boy Mozart.

One advantage of the decline curve analysis is that it generally applies independent of the size and shape of the reservoir or the actual drive-mechanism (Doublet et al. 1994), avoiding the need for more detailed reservoir data.

While it generally applies to populations of non-European nations south of the Equator, Al Jazeera also sees persons of color in cities like Baltimore, Detroit, New Orleans and Cleveland as victims as well.

It generally applies four answer categories, which were collapsed into two and presented as the proportion of those answering definitely or rather positive (vs. definitely or rather negative) for simplified graphical display.

IGA replaces evaluation with the subjective evaluation of users based on the genetic operations of GA; it is generally applied to the generation of music or designs, which are difficult to evaluate quantitatively, as a means to analyze the complex structure of human sensibility.

In people with intellectual disabilities only, E.M.D.R. therapy doesn't differ significantly from the way it is generally applied with children.

It is generally applied to a substance that does not consist of individual molecules, such as the ionic compound sodium chloride.

The word was coined in the 1980s and it is generally applied to books set in an alternative history – as Gideon the Cutpurse is – in which steam power is widely used.

Hand sampling is usually expensive, slow, and inaccurate, so that it is generally applied only where the material is not suitable for machine sampling (slimy ore, for example) or where machinery is either not available or too expensive to install.

The Supreme Court opened the door to judicial intervention in redistricting with its Baker vs. Carr decision in 1962 and then established the one-person, one vote principle a year later in Gray vs. Sanders, but it has generally applied that to equalizing districts within states, not across state lines.

It is generally applied to reduce the number of sensor transmissions and thus to improve the network lifetime.