Sentence examples for more general character from inspiring English sources

It's been the character of the candidates — doubts about Romney's authenticity — and the quality of the campaigns — Obama's ability to segue from the Bain attack to the Medicare attack to the more general character attack in a coherent way, step by step.

One opening is presented by the fact that the cosmic order is valid for everything of a more general character, but as a rule the divine will, human free will, and chance operate on the level of the common occurrences and daily life of the individual.

Stated in this way, the problems gain a much more general character, due to the great freedom of choice of the orders m; n; p; q and the parameters of the G-functions, in comparison to the other special functions.

A work of a more general character is "The Theory of Objects" (1904b), a kind of manifesto, which was continued by the apologetic and also programmatic book On the Place of the Theory of Objects in the System of Sciences (1907).

Conditions (3.1) and (3.12) are more general than the analogues in the previous literature, and theorems related to those conditions have a more general character because of the parameter s and arbitrary coefficients q, p. In this section, we will use Corollary 3.23 to show that there is a solution to the following integral equation: x ( t ) = int_{0}^{T} G bigl( t,r,x ( r ) bigr),dr.

Our observations, therefore, might have a more general character.

The more general characters of the group to which an embryo belongs appear in development before the more specialized characters;   2.

The more general characters of the group to which an embryo belongs appear in development before the more specialized characters; Less general structures form in development after more general structures, until finally the most specialized structures appear; During development, embryos progressively diverge from embryos of other groups; and.

Although it is applied here to investigate riser or tether response to surface vessel motion, the technique is more general in character and may also be adapted to calculate the response due to current and wave action.

We performed linear regression on egg number and number of surviving offspring upon release of first clutch to determine if egg number serves as a proxy for the more general fitness character of fecundity.

For current purposes it is only necessary to note about this nomenclature that its terms divide between emphasizing that the graphs convey sounds (phonetics), which are in the majority, and a minority suggesting the graphs function basically as conveyers of ideas, or meanings, i.e., semantics (hereafter the more general terms "characters" and "graphs" will continue to be employed interchangeably).