Sentence examples for more general features from inspiring English sources

In particular the classic work on households models such as [21] often includes more general features than we consider here; however as a consequence of this generality, many of the results are not as readily amenable to rapid numerical evaluation.

Wundt, however, was among the first to point out the distinction between the focal and more general features of human awareness.

Feminist, multiculturalist, and postmodern criticisms of education extend far beyond the issue of critical thinking, addressing much more general features of philosophy and educational theory and practice.

In this paper, we will only address some more general features, which can be extracted from the FFT impedance data shown in Figure 5.

Li et al. [25] concluded that using more general features (e.g., LIWC and POS) in combination with bag-of-words, is a more robust approach than bag-of-words alone.

Thus, in attributing more general features to these scenarios (i.e. those found in Table 1) that can be applied to multiple contexts (e.g., whether communication in the situation is 'prepared' or 'unprepared'), it is thereby possible to identify prevalent contextual patterns no matter how specific or unique they are in their description.

Including literature data, this reduction can be regarded as a more general feature for glass-forming systems confined by hard walls.

By investigating the tectonigral projection in the cat, the present study sought to establish whether this pathway is a specialization of the rodent, or whether it may be a more general feature of mammalian neuroanatomy.

(In this context, she notes (p.170) some preliminary studies suggesting that inferring systematic rules from messy data may indeed be a more general feature of learning in young children (though, interestingly, not in adults), for they can be seen to exhibit this tendency in non-linguistic pattern-learning contexts too).

The object of the current paper is to apply the negative selection algorithm to more general feature sets and also to consider the case of novelty detection where the normal condition set is significantly non-Gaussian or varies with operational or environmental conditions.

Military pushback against imperial rule would appear to be only one facet of a more general feature of empires: namely that they become more difficult to rule the larger they are and the longer they last.