Sentence examples for more general criterion from inspiring English sources
This paper presents an extension to Strichman's approach in the form of a more general criterion to filter conflict clauses that can be profitably forwarded to successive instances.
Strawson then attempts to explain some other elucidations of the subject-predicate distinction as deriving from his own suggestion, and to develop a more general criterion on the basis of his own account having captured the core cases.
In practice, young people were sometimes recruited to our comparison group through use of a slightly more general criterion ("vulnerable young people") than those used in recruitment to the YPDP (see above).
This chapter discusses the more general criteria governing offshore electrical systems and equipment design.
The RLP is here designed to optimize more general criteria by using a low-dimensional iteration over weighting matrices in a closed-form robust precoder design.
Two more general criteria are established for checking the existence of the λ-average dwell time (ADT) contractive set and the ADT invariant set of the considered system by assuming the value of stage length is taken from an arbitrary finite set.
With the acknowledgement that older singles, like singles of any age, are looking for a thousand different things, the AARP recently came up with a list of American cities that might particularly appeal them based on the size of their older populations and the opportunities they provide to socialize, as well as more general criteria such as access to and cost of healthcare.
And hopefully in the future our method could be expanded to more general criteria.
Experimental testing of this assumption, however, has been hindered by the lack of more general criteria to identify and study emotion states in systems mediating unlearned defensive responses.
With deep understanding of dose-effect curves, we hope in the future our method could be expanded to more general criteria such as the law of mass action [ 10- 121]21].
Here, we want to consider some more general criteria as to when such a quasi-steady-state approximation might be valid for different parameter values of the diffusion rate d, the absorption rate k, and the speed a source moves through the domain v. Hentschel and van Ooyen (1999) used the approximation on the basis of comparing the time scales of growth and diffusion.
