Sentence examples for more general kind from inspiring English sources

There's also a more general kind of search, like learning about a topic.

"Intel was just claiming a more general kind of damage, through the loss of employees' productivity".

After these two works about crises Mr. Smith headed into devotional works of a more general kind.

It turns out to be none of the above, but a more general kind of geometry, as was first discovered by the German mathematician Bernhard Riemann (1826 66).

This paper adds weight to the clues in earlier work of M. E. Walter on Fourier Stieltjes algebras that there is a much more general kind of duality for Banach algebras waiting to be explored.

When he was fourteen, he began to work as a patissier, and shortly after ward was glad to get a job as a more general kind of chef with Jean Vignard, in Lyon.

In upcoming articles this technique will be employed to study more general kinds of anatomical connections.

The result holds for much more general kinds of random variables (Kolmogorov 1929; Feller 1945).

For instance, finite-dimensional Lie algebras can be replaced by infinite-dimensional Lie algebras, Lie algebras in tensor categories other than vector spaces, or, as we shall see, can be substituted for more general kinds of tangent algebras.

Therefore, MFPS is a more general form that includes many kinds of synchronization as its special cases.

What Newton did, in effect, was to subsume these individual "event kinds" into a more general natural kind comprised of sub-kinds sharing a kind essence, namely being caused by an inverse-square attractive force.