Sentence examples for of a generalised from inspiring English sources

We examine the utility of a generalised, non-Gaussian Karhunen Loéve expansion in nuclear engineering applications.

Further, the existence of a generalised home-country bias was rejected in this study.

The influence of decades of socialist ideology, of Gandhi and his asceticism, of a generalised distaste for conspicuous consumption have waned rapidly.

Instead of debating all these questions boldly, politicians hide behind the much more acceptable cloak of a generalised heading, marked "victims".

This method can be applied to any experimental design that can be expressed in terms of a generalised linear model.

New evidences of a generalised absence of regeneration in grazed wooded grasslands emerged from all the study sites.

These harmonic functions are the solutions of a generalised Dirichlet problem with a (random) Schwartz distribution as boundary data.

This paper details the development of a generalised damage identification procedure for reinforced concrete columns subjected to internal building detonations.

The object of this paper is the definition of a generalised constitutive model for geomaterials, based on elastoplasticity.

Schrems's successful argument before the European court of justice was that the existence of a generalised programme of mass and indiscriminate surveillance, as disclosed in the Snowden revelations and confirmed by the referring Irish court, undermined this entire regime.

He does this by means of a generalised, flyover narration of a "typical day" – morning, noon and night – that is interrupted by scenes in which we can hear the pleading of an increasingly agitated and perplexed Giovanni.