Sentence examples for more general answer from inspiring English sources

The Galois cohomology interpretation we have given provides an affirmative much more general answer to this question.

This is why some results return local businesses when a search is more general, answer snippets are given at the top of the results page, product carrousels are shown, calculators are presented or some other compelling feature is shown to solve for the users' query.

My more general answer: direct historical analogies are almost always inaccurate and more a reflection of conventional wisdom than of real analysis.

Hippias has attempted greater degrees of generality in his second and third answers (gold and living the good life), but the more general answers still fail.

For example, Teacher B11 whose cluster showed a low coherence rate between CK and PCK elements (less than 70%, data not shown) said: 'Before studying here I could provide more general answers to questions related to biological knowledge.

Others provided shorter and more general answers, such as 'positive thinking about mother's relationship with her baby' or 'identifying negative thoughts about mother's relationship with people around her'.

The third question concerning the overall value of introducing new weed management technologies or practices is more general and the answer to this question is better represented graphically as a relationship between improvement in technology and change in profit, rather than a precise profit value or land-use sequence like the answers to the other two questions.

Another key finding of our comparative study, at item level, is important from an instructive viewpoint: (domain) specific items are easier to solve in CBA than in PBA, whereas more general items are answered correctly more frequently in the latter.

Guest speakers were a lawyer and the head of an AD advice service; more general questions were answered in public, for individual advice participants could schedule meetings with the guest speakers (free of costs).

Another difference between their work and what is presented here is that while their system attempts to answer more general questions the task of our system is focused on just answering one type of question, i.e., on finding the most appropriate set of eligibility criteria.

But in the medium term will the increased house prices stimulate more housebuilding, and our general answer to that would probably be 'a bit'.