Sentence examples for more general purpose from inspiring English sources

In a more general purpose, we have used combined patterns (shifting and scaling simultaneously) for biclusters generation.

Others argued that language arises from an array of more general purpose cognitive abilities.

The 1994 crime bill provided money for the hiring of 100,000 police officers nationwide, including thousands in New York, for a more general purpose: to help fight growing street crime.

While previous Fifa titles used a specific football simulation engine, Frostbite is a more general purpose tech, meaning that Fifa 17 can move away from the pitch and into completely different locations – just like a first-person shooter or action adventure.

This is like the above, but more general purpose.

Financial accounting reports tend to be more general purpose.

And the more modern forms of market research technology are also being used for more general purposes such as lead generation.

Rawls employs the idea of a hypothetical social contract for more general purposes than his predecessors.

Rdio and Spotify both offer their own charts, as well as recommendation tools like albums identified as in "heavy rotation" among your network, which is built separate from your network on either Twitter or Facebook, which means you can build it exclusively to reflect people with similar musical tastes, instead of for more general purposes.

Caution should therefore be exercised when extrapolating these findings for more general purposes.

Similar ideas, however for much more general purposes, were already put forward.