Sentence examples for more generic form from inspiring English sources

Starting today, PollDaddy will distribute a new online survey tool and, within a month, the company will provide a more generic form generator that will be capable of making things like contact forms.

The techniques in this paper could be extended to a more generic form of interaction kernel (k[r;mu]) in (22).

The model with the BW control parameters is of a more generic form and captures the available data BW under different system conditions.

We therefore adopt a more generic form of understanding of the AR being surrounded by real environment supporting the most common definition of AR coming from Milgram and Kishino [9] as, 'there is a continuum of real-to-virtual environment in which AR is a specific area within the generic area of MR'.

It can be written in a more generic form: Open image in new window (17 where the parameters a, b, c and d take the values a = x2 + ½, b = x1 + ½, c = x4 + ½, d = x3 + ½ for the Jeffreys's rule prior (Eq. 8), and the values a = Σx2i + ½, b = Σx1i + ½, c = Σx4k + ½, d = Σx3k + ½ in case of multiple sites considered as a whole (with the Jeffreys's rule prior; see Section 6), for example.

The primary goal of this research is to create a suitable architecture for use, initially, in intranet (corporate portal) collaborative procedures, but also scalable for later use in more generic forms of ontology-driven knowledge management systems.

Information systems were at first custom-built by companies whose large scale justified the investment; later, they were commercialized by outside vendors in more-generic forms.

The resulting new concepts, perhaps unsurprisingly, related to specifics of the setting (the workplace) and the interventions (components, delivery etc)., which were not well-represented in the more generic behavioural theories that formed the basis of the a priori framework.

If your transaction doesn't match one of these three types, use the general digital form that displays more generic entry fields to accommodate all other JV entries.

How do a couple of present day writers recreate one of the seminal texts of English literature in a new generic form and, more importantly, a new language?

These cells form a more generic, immature population of bone marrow derived progenitors that include EPCs and nonendothelial progenitor cells potentially involved in cardiovascular homeostasis, such smooth muscle and cardiomyocyte progenitor cells (13).