Sentence examples for more generalized in from inspiring English sources

Our method is more generalized in that it supports multiple primary users as well as general cost functions that are not imposing any performance requirement for secondary users such as amplify and forward.

Venice was a perfect Impressionist subject, but the light, water, movement, architecture, and reflections in the water are more generalized in these works than the specific weather effects of the haystack and cathedral series.

As the sovereign states system became more generalized in ensuing decades, this proscription of intervention would become more generalized, too, evolving into a foundational norm of the international system.

Both pollinators and plants were also more generalized in the hot season, when networks showed to be more nested.

From the plants' point of view, the species in Memmott's web are also more generalized in terms of their pollinator spectrum (Fig. 1C) than the plants studied by Vázquez and Simberloff (Fig. 1D).

(2001 168) She agrees that this result could be due to constraints imposed by an innate language faculty, but argues that it is also consistent with the existence of some more generalized propensity in children to generate systematic rules from noisy inputs, rightly pointing out that the latter hypothesis cannot be ruled out in advance of empirical test.

Therefore, by hierarchically matching new attribute vectors, the proposed method can perform as successfully as the previous HAMMER algorithm did in registering MR brain images, while providing more generalized applications in registering images of various organs.

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.

Although panels focus specifically on experimental systems under study in class, they likely help students develop a more generalized skill in experimental design and creative thinking.

Sciomyzids have three larval stages and most species exhibiting parasitoid behavior have very specific host requirements in the 1st and 2nd larval stage but become more generalized predators in the 3rd stage.

If we found increased thresholds in the non-biological motion conditions (SO and UO) in addition to the BM condition, this would reveal a more generalized deficit in form-from-motion processing, as opposed to a specific deficit for social stimuli.