Sentence examples for more general transformation from inspiring English sources

A more general transformation pattern is required that avoids the implication of molecular hierarchy, and is consistent with the transformation pattern introduced by Conzelmann et al. [ 16].

z-Scoring by concentration was chosen instead of more general transformation or scaling because a) the dependence of variance on concentration was not straightforward and b) as well as standardising the variance, z-scoring removed the primary effect of concentration which would otherwise have to be controlled for in testing the effects of interest.

Although Olsen and Schafer [ 16] allowed a more general transformation (a monotone increasing function) that would make the positive component approximately Gaussian, they only used a log transformation in the illustrative example reported in their paper and did not discuss the choice of the adequate transformation.

These more general transformations may reverse the sense of time; i.e., t and t′ may have opposite signs or may reverse spatial orientation or parity.

Urban development processes are greatly affected by the more general structural transformation of societies.

This paper aims to provide a more general isoprobabilistic transformation method for reliability evaluations under incomplete probability information.

If the space is compact (for example, a closed and bounded subset of Euclidean space such as Poincaré had considered, but the concept is much more general) and the transformation is continuous, then the recurrence theorem holds.

To distinguish this more general class of transformations from those of equations (101) and (102), one sometimes refers to (101) and (102) as proper Lorentz transformations.

Those techniques are usually based on differential encodings of the adjacency lists, finding repeating nodes or node regions in the successive lists, more general grammar-based transformations or 2-dimensional representations of the binary matrix of the graph.

Writer is chilled by a more general sense of the transformation of our society from one that strengthens the bonds between people to one that is, at best, indifferent to them.

has also been shown to be impaired in unipolar major depression (Rogers et al., 2002), which may be indicative of a more general deficit in image transformation processes (Section 3.4).