Sentence examples for more general natural from inspiring English sources
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.
The expression Forest Transition (FT) and Ecological Transition (ET) were coined to describe the recovery path of forested areas (or more general natural vegetation) after heavy conversion into croplands.
Hausdorff almost periodic time scales are more general and natural than periodic and positive translation invariant ones, and different from those proposed in [11 13].
Nonetheless, in a more general sense, natural-resource rents have helped prop up the Putinist social order.
For Jespersen, the tendency reflected by the neg-raised interpretation of I don't think that $p$ not only illustrates the general strengthening to contrariety but also participates in a more general conspiracy in natural language to signal negation as early as possible.
So gradually the word has come to have a more general reference than natural events.
John Ray used one of the previously more general terms for fixed natural types, "species," to apply to plant and animal types, but he strictly identified each type of living thing as a species, and proposed that each species can be defined by the features that perpetuate themselves each generation.
Here, we re-evaluate the sexual selection interpretation of the relationship between body size and reproductive success, and suggest it may in fact be representative of a more general case of pure natural selection.
A new compact and homogeneous symbolism is introduced to achieve a more general and exact representation of natural language texts.
Finally, the possibility of modeling k-fission scenarios (using a more general defection score) is a natural expansion but would need considerable supporting empirical data as to the behaviour of individuals in such situations.
This prompted a more general concern that in a natural isolate, where the parasite population is heterogeneous, the nested PCR with mutation-specific primers technique can produce erroneous results that underestimate the complexity of the sample.
