Sentence examples for more general instruction from inspiring English sources

Evans says she took a page from A.J.. Jacobs's "The Year of Living Biblically," where Jacobs lived a year according to the bible's more general instruction on how to be.

One factor that we did not include in this analysis, but that is most certainly linked to student reports of having enough time to learn difficult ideas, is a more general perception of instruction quality.

But the conundrum that heredity addresses is really much more general: What is the nature of instruction that allows an organism to build a psyche, or a nose — any nose — in the first place?

The word "algorithm" suggests something effective, but here it is being used in a more general sense, as a set of instructions that, for reasons of our finitistic limitations, we may not be able to actually carry out.

When the test was delivered to students, they always received the following general instruction: "In the following questions, more than one answer alternative may be correct.

Finally, we tested whether a more general measure of comprehension ability, the number of times that participants failed the instruction comprehension test, was associated with model-based performance.

CUDA provides an execution model oriented towards a more general exploitation of the GPU allowing to use it as a massively parallel SIMT (Single-Instruction Multiple-Thread) multiprocessor.

But the more general trend is resignation.

It filed a more general "white paper".

However, the threat is rather more general.

But what I felt was more general.