Sentence examples for more general text from inspiring English sources
For example, a query for "shoes" is displaying a list of different shoe models, their prices, and retailers directly within the search results, as opposed to the the more general text links we've grown accustomed to, which lack such information.
"The abolitionists also quoted the Bible, but used the same sort of more general texts that supporters of same-sex relationships are using: love your neighbor, treat others as you would have them treat you, the golden rule".
For example, a source text will describe some matter with a specific term while the target text uses a more general term.
To sum up, the most natural way to read the text is as repeatedly equivocating between a statement of identity and one that predicates a more general term of the objects denoted by a less general term.
The pagination algorithm offers some extra advantages to solve the pagination problem in a more general way: Fine tuning of text granularity (i.e. breaking input text into smaller elements, such as paragraphs, sentences, words, etc).; Automatic selection of the optimal number of pages for the publication.
It would greatly help the manuscript to revise the text for more general audience.
Second, preventive interventions described in text are often more general than drug therapies.
The part of light scattering theory that is essential for kinetic measurements is high-lighted in the main text and a more general treatment of Rayleigh scattering from macromolecules is given in an appendix.
Although a text search for the more general string would find both terms, a search for genes annotated to the general term would not retrieve genes annotated to the more specific term.
For bloggers, the "Look Inside" function does, however, make it easy to quickly track down quotations from texts, or to perform more general surveys of a particular book.
A new compact and homogeneous symbolism is introduced to achieve a more general and exact representation of natural language texts.
