Sentence examples for more generalized form from inspiring English sources
Each next category leads to a more generalized form of the fractal carpet.
In 2002, Lars Nielsen described a technique for applying it in its more generalized form, fully compatible with the principles for evaluation of measurement uncertainty.
The mth order Taylor series expansion has been employed to obtain a more generalized form of the time discretization for the collision part of Boltzmann equation.
Later Brinkman modified the Einstein equation to more generalized form [84].
In more generalized form, here are some of the common offenses that grad students have been known to commit.
While Pines' concern was specifically with Maimonides' account of language, Strauss saw esotericism as a more generalized form of philosophical skepticism.
John de Fazio's full-size urinal with a Santa Claus head molded into its interior makes a bold statement about waste and consumerism, but too many other works are given over to more generalized forms of humanist image making, with tendencies to crafty illustration.
In "Salon II," from 1942, a silver teapot is rendered with a sparkling precision at odds with much else in the picture, especially the more generalized forms of a girl dozing on the sofa and another crouching awkwardly on the floor, reading.
It would be interesting to consider in a future work more generalized forms of NSL, to discuss their implications in different approaches in cosmology and astrophysics, and to compare them with new approaches[57, 58, 59, 60, 61].
However, despite the number and variety of procedures defined up to date, there exists continued interest in creating or extending the current approaches to more generalized forms in order to codify more relevant chemical information with the aim of yielding QSAR models with better predictive ability.
Studies differ in scope in that many considered one or two categories of stress while others examined more generalized forms of stress, particularly during the period of pregnancy.
