Sentence examples for more generally called from inspiring English sources

Absolute returns, more generally called hedge funds, fell 18.6percentt, compared with a 13.2percentt decline for the index.

Grinding (more generally called comminution) can be accomplished by various means, ranging from simple manual approaches to fully automated techniques.

In HMMs, each state is associated with an outcome (more generally called observation) probability distribution.

The underlying probabilistic model of data in the Hopfield network is the non-ferromagnetic Lenz Ising model [16] from statistical physics, more generally called a Markov random field in the literature, and the model distribution in a fully observable Boltzmann machine [17] from artificial intelligence.

The latter specifies a transcriptional regulation controlling the preferential use of substrates such as D-glucose or other monosaccharides whose catabolism provides a high yield of ATP and is more generally called carbon catabolite repression (CCR).

He has been outspoken on inequality more generally, calling it the "root of social evil" last year.

The natives of the state are generally called Uttarakhandi or more specifically either Garhwali or Kumaoni depending on their place of origin.

All nucleated cells express MHC class I proteins that can present antigens to CD8+ expressing T cells, while a more restricted sub-set of cells (generally called antigen-presenting cells (APCs)) express MHC class II, which specifically activate CD4+ T cells.

More generally, she calls on public and private sectors to consider more than the bottom line when evaluating the merits of a new development.

More generally, Ryan calls for a system where "labor supply and demand can meet each other" -- translation: employers can bring in as many low-wage workers as they want.

More generally, we call any set of more than one function a multifunction and a specific set of k functions a k-function.