Sentence examples for more generalized construct from inspiring English sources

A substructure graph can be a molecule fragment, e.g., a functional group, or a more generalized construct.

Spatial thinking is a more generalized construct that "…is broader than spatial ability and related concepts in that it approaches the process of problem solving via the coordinated use of space, representation, and reasoning" (National Research Council, 2006, p. 27).

Ulam himself claimed that Teller only produced a "more generalized" version of Ulam's original design.

Pain may be localized to one area, or be more generalized.

The optimal cost distribution of raw materials (namely "generalized optimal construct") is obtained.

But his drawings look more hastily generalized than uniquely attentive.

The optimal distribution of each raw material cost in the total cost, namely "generalized optimal construct", is obtained.

The results of our study may be more easily generalized to the average hospital and surgeon.

In addition, visual field defects or, more frequently, generalized decreased retinal sensitivity may be present.

In this article we address the question whether the approach of discrete dynamical network models is a more general method, namely whether constructing predictive dynamical models for regulation of proteins and genes from Boolean networks is a straightforward procedure that generalizes to other organisms.

It's more like constructing Ikea furniture.