Sentence examples for more general notion from inspiring English sources

More generally, abstract algebra makes great use of matrices with entries in a ring R. Rings are a more general notion than fields in that a division operation need not exist.

(It should be noted that Cummins probably would not regard this point as a criticism, since he considers his analysis to be aimed at a somewhat more general notion of teleology).

Holger Bech Nielsen, a Danish physicist at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, and one of the early pioneers of string theory, has for a long time pursued a project he calls Random Dynamics, which tries to show how the laws of physics could evolve naturally from a more general notion he calls "world machinery".

Dr. Paige contends that the TAAS and Stanford tests could not be compared because the Texas test gauges mastery of the Texas curriculum while the Stanford test measures a more general notion of what children should know in a given grade.

A better solution replaces memory with the more general notion of causal dependence (Shoemaker 1984, 89ff).

This more general notion specializes to several concepts which had been proposed in their own fields.

Others had more general notions.

So he decided to leave what he called the strictly mathematical world to explore more general notions, like the theory of morphogenesis, which led him towards a very general form of "philosophical" biology.

But, for members of Miller Lite's key demographic, men between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-nine, werewere spared living through those years, the specifics of the era may be less important than more general notions of the past.

In this paper, by recognizing the l∞ and l2 slow peaking phenomenon that exists in discrete-time systems under low gain feedback, more general notions of l∞ and l2 norm vanishment are considered so as to provide a full characterization of the nonexistence of slow peaking phenomenon in some measured signals.

When dealing with imperfect systems or with experimental data, we may need to consider more general notions of cohesive subgroups.