Sentence examples for more generalized way from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in more generalized way negative Lipschitz correspond to the noise elements.

Considering the effect of transmitter-receiver pair in a more generalized way, (1) can be written as follows [12]: (3).

This is easily explained for individual structural elements (Priestley et al. 1995; Hernández-Montes and Aschheim 2003), and is also observed in a more generalized way for entire buildings (Paulay 2002; Tjhin et al. 2007).

This includes developing AI algorithms with goal of getting beyond specific applications for neural-based deep learning networks and finding more generalized ways to solve complex problems in the enterprise.

Pirie (2002) said that in asking questions on mathematical concepts, students might come to understand those concepts in a more generalized, less context-dependent way.

While it is not necessarily the case that the extant outgroups adequately capture the primitive morphotype for Boreoeutheria, when compared with stem placentals these taxa are, in many ways, more generalized than the highly specialized members of other boreoeutherian clades that could have been sampled (such as Chiroptera, Perissodactyla, Pholidota, Lagomorpha, and Rodentia).

"In a certain way," she notes of "Blue Nights," " 'Magical Thinking' was more generalized; it's a whole different tone.

For him, it is a way to strip the face of ownership so that it is no longer any specific person, but a more generalized South Korean.

An even more generalized pluralism would suggest that a wide range of aesthetic and ethical valences can be matched up in different ways; we might value a war memorial for the way it grimly expresses the horrors of war.

The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.

Sometimes the message from the red carpet is more generalized.