Sentence examples for more general area from inspiring English sources
Sir Paul also addressed the more general area of the prevailing sexual climate in those days.
Conductive cooling of electronics falls in the category of the more general "area to point" flow problem.
Both reports suggested there was, beyond baggage concerns, a more general area of dissatisfaction, and that was the overall in-flight experience, especially in the coach cabin.
The published experimental data in the more general area of polymerization of metal(I) 4-halobenzenethiolates (MHTs) also are most satisfactorily explained in terms of the proposed SET mechanisms.
If the missiles were in fact only randomly targeted (within a more general area), the British could simply disperse important installations to decrease the likelihood of their being hit.
In a letter to the UK cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, Dearden said: "It remains the case that Pearson does benefit from DfID contracts in the more general area on which Sir Michael works, namely promoting an increasing role for private education providers across the world".
However I still believe that a map which showed more general areas, like towns and cities, could actually be helpful to local authorities for creating policies to tackle attitudes towards diversity.
In other words, Big Data applications that were up to now present mainly in the highly specialized areas of research, like geophysics [1],[2] and financial engineering [3], are making its way into more general areas, like medicine and pharmacy [4], biology, aviation [5], politics, acoustics [6], etc.
The content of the questionnaires was grounded in an interview-based, two country (Germany and the UK) study [ 32], exploring a range of shiatsu-specific and more general areas (Appendix 1).
Earlier studies have involved small groups or an adult clientele, and beliefs were grouped into more general areas or separated out according to their short- or long-term consequences.
If the total time is more than two hours or so, cull out clusters of points in one or more general areas to most efficiently shorten the trip and leave some to visit another day.
