Sentence examples for reasonably general from inspiring English sources

I'll try to keep things reasonably general at first … and I'm guessing most people know what happens at the end anyway.

We prove that under reasonably general assumptions, this mechanism simultaneously approximates all Bayesian-optimal mechanisms for all valuation distributions.

Nevertheless, we will argue that it can be effectively dealt with using some reasonably general definition of an arbitrage opportunity associated with trading.

The first tool, DoG Picker, is an efficient and reasonably general, particle picker based on the Difference of Gaussians (DoG) image transform.

A simple, yet reasonably general, description of the process is proposed which accounts for the major changes in global bed flow properties.

As a corollary, we confirm Elliott's classification conjecture under reasonably general hypotheses which, notably, do not require any inductive limit structure.

By the way, from the results shown in Fig. 1, the MSEs of estimated states with the normal CKF and the improved CKF are not that different, but the results from the improved CKF method behaved better, although one should not expect to have the smaller variances if the errors are distributed more reasonably in general.

Among the representatives in machine learning models, a DT is a model equipped with reasonably good general ability and interpretability [ 5, 12- 14].

Patients were adult individuals, legally competent, in a reasonably good general condition (World Health Organization (WHO) performance status 0 2), with a life expectancy of >3 months, and were included after obtaining informed consent.

While many of the principles underlying the ambiguities illustrated above are reasonably well understood, general interpretive algorithms are still lacking.

A mathematical model based on the properties of various elements in the tactile probe is developed, which could reasonably predict the general performance of the system.