Sentence examples for of its generalised from inspiring English sources

The discrete (mesh based) optimisation approach presented is demonstrated to be effective in terms of its generalised applicability and intuitiveness.

The discrete mesh based optimisation approach outlined is shown to be effective in terms of its generalised applicability, intuitiveness and design space definition.

Thomas Hofer says the Freedom Party's "anti-Islamisation" message has grown out of its more generalised anti-migrant stance.

Another method that is being used increasingly is 'model-assisted' estimation; Baffetta et al. (2009) offer a formal and generalised description of its approach whilst Kangas et al. (2016) offer a recent example of its use.

Dentists acknowledged, however, that this constituted an occasional practice that could not be generalised because of its financial implications.

In a population-based study from Oslo, Norway, a prevalence of 10% of generalised pain was found among women [ 11].

In a sense, it would seem that CZF makes the most of its use of intuitionistic logic, by characterising a notion of (generalised) predicative set.

The second part of the PHQ consists of seven characteristics of generalised anxiety, starting with a screening question "Feeling nervous, anxious, on edge, or worrying a lot about different things", followed by symptoms of generalised anxiety.

Pernambuco next recognised that a considerable portion of its murder victims were also drug users, killed by dealers to whom they owed money or victims of generalised gang-related street violence in poor neighbourhoods.

Psychologist Colette Hirsch of King's College London says the character's condition bears many of the hallmarks of generalised anxiety disorder.

In this section, brief review of some concepts of generalised fuzzy number with different left height and right height are put forwarded.