The algorithm exploits the Hamiltonian structure of the computational problem and offers generality and flexibility.
Asked, for instance, how he would change the police stop-and-frisk policy, Mr. Ferrer offered a generality ("Stop-and-frisk policy must always adhere to constitutional principles") followed by a long story about someone in Ditmas Park that was not any more illuminating.
It offers more generality and accuracy while the computational overhead is relatively low.
Marketing articles on this subject tend to offer platitudes, generalities and a flow chart to nowhere.
Too much of the strategy offers soothing generalities, in a hope that awkward questions about an unfair market are put to one side.
Mr. Bush has offered only generalities about how he would handle Russia differently, and has never said how he would persuade Moscow to accept the missile defense system that could require quitting the Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
Instead, he offered sweeping generalities that bypassed numerous specifics and took no account of America's changing circumstances at home and abroad or of the ways in which the world has changed.
We were talking about what distinguishes "Prism," due Tuesday, from her first two records, and at first she offered only generalities — "It's got some substance to it" — language that seemed to be circling a more straightforward description.
Indeed, Guggenheim casts such a wide net that, even though he focuses on a handful of young children -- whose only hope is winning a lottery spot in a local charter school -- the film offers only generalities in terms of solutions, hand-wringing instead of a specific call to action.
The ease of operation, high sensitivity, and its generality offer specific advantages over other GNRs-based immunoassay methods.
