Sentence examples for led to a generalization from inspiring English sources

Yet the findings from the literature have led to a generalization that all institutional care is harmful to all children and have fueled international policies aimed at reducing the number of institutions and using them exclusively as a temporary option until family-based care can be reestablished.

Its real part then leads to a generalization of the Hamilton-Jacobi equation.

This leads to a generalization of a theorem of Davis and Foiaş, to multivariable setting.

When the associated operator is compact this leads to a generalization of Lomonosov's theorem.

The latter approximation leads to a generalization of the well-known convolution theorem used in finite difference methods.

That can lead to a generalization or abstraction of certain types of practices such as mindfulness and compassion, said Harvard Professor Janet Gyatso (at podium).

We show that the notion of gauge invariance naturally leads to a generalization of qubits to QFTbits which are then the fundamental carriers of information from the quantum field theoretical point of view.

Shift transformations are not limited to uniform or structured meshes, and this formulation leads to a generalization of the works of Perot (J. Comput. Phys. 159 (2000) 58) and Verstappen and Veldman (J. Comput. Phys. 187 (2003) 343).

The upper bound on the shift of the spectral bound given in [16] is improved and another lower bound is proved which leads to a generalization of Thirring's inequality if the underlying Hilbert space is an L2-space.

Besides providing a new proof of this conjecture for the full non-Abelian group action case, our methods lead to a generalization for compact Lie group actions on manifolds that are not symplectic; these manifolds carry an invariant almost complex structure and an abstract moment map.

However, a single study case can lead to a generalization through analytical generalization, which is performed by comparing the characteristics of a case to a possible target [20].