Sentence examples for more generic view from inspiring English sources

A more generic view that puts together all main aspects of a smart city to achieve the goal.

It would be recommended to include the measurement height of 0.05 m in indoor climate testing standards for obtaining more generic view of the draught risk.

By contrast, the Best Interests standard allows for a more generic view of interests, without having to rely on the idiosyncratic values and preferences of the patient in question.

It is expected that these publications will enable a more generic view of the anomalous heat transfer characteristics of nanofluids, while it will also allow other researchers to reconstruct experiments in order to carry out further investigations on the notions and suggestions of previous studies.

To have a more generic view of the drivers' opinions in close relation to their experience of driving on rumble strips a total of 360 questionnaire interviews were administered in five geographical regions of Sweden: North (n = 77), Middle (n = 46), South East (n = 83), South (n = 95), and West (n = 59).

In addition, a combination of the CD95-mediated MAPK model with our recent model of the crosstalk between CD95-mediated NF -κB induction and apoptosis would provide a more generic view on the mechanism of life/death decisions at CD95.

In this paper, we approach the assessment of charting from a more generic point of view, by proposing an algorithmic approach using mainly the dynamic time warping (DTW) algorithm and two of its modifications; subsequence DTW and derivative DTW.

His interest is more generic: "Hopefully, the greater view has to do with the land, history, time and the fabric of America".

Mr. Dash often paints motifs from Madoo, his Sagaponack garden, but here he is represented by a more generic canvas, a panoramic view toward the ocean across a field of wildflowers.

The Christian fundamentalist view that we are in the apocalyptic millennial end times prophesied in Revelation; a more generic and often secularized apocalyptic world view that is reflected in diverse movements ranging from armed survivalism to disarming New Age devotees; and the reflective expectation, both religious and secular, generated by the approaching turn of the millennium.

Some researchers use multiple-view videos [23 25], although single-view image sequences are more generic and easy to acquire.