Sentence examples for outlined in general from inspiring English sources
"The president outlined in general terms what he hopes to accomplish during his trip," said Robert Wexler, the former Democratic congressman from Florida who attended the meeting as the director of the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace.
In this paper, a mathematical model of human thermal regulation is outlined in general terms before specific aspects of the method used to simulate various kinds of clothing and active heating/cooling devices are discussed.
These conditions are outlined in general and then illustrated with an error function model that assumes a constant effective diffusivity in the oxidized region and a linear variation of oxide solubility with concentration.
Abortion rights advocates have welcomed Mr. Cuomo's plan, which he outlined in general terms as part of a broader package of women's rights initiatives in his State of the State address in January.
Commission officials said the proposals, outlined in general terms in a staff report embraced by William H. Donaldson, who is the chairman, and several other commissioners, could mark the most important changes in the role played by outside investors in the governance of publicly traded corporations in decades.
What seems clear to many, and what has been outlined in general terms, is a retrenchment, away from the sprawling media organization that Mr. Smith was tasked with building, and toward one that focuses on subjects most important to the wealthy corporate readers that make up most of its customer base.
The limits of the reservoir modeling and simulation are also outlined in a general methodological perspective of integrated analysis.
Students must complete the requirements outlined in the "General Requirements for the Ph.D. in French or Italian" section of this bulletin, as well as the requirements outlined following.
The terms are much more favorable for G.M. than those outlined in a general memorandum of understanding when the talks began last September, the governor of the government-run Korea Development Bank, the lead creditor in the talks with G.M., said today.
Dance/NYC, which provides support for troupes in the city and is a branch of the national dance service organization Dance/USA, is distributing the funds to those that can demonstrate some sort of loss, even if outlined in a general way.
Commissioners agreed with city staff that the land-use change would further the city's goal — outlined in its general plan — of providing opportunities for residents to live close to jobs, retail and entertainment in Newport Center.
