Sentence examples for simple generalization from inspiring English sources

Here's a simple generalization — that is, explanation — of how: Previous generations were raised to speak only when spoken to, and to endure in self-denying silence.

Although the generalized eigenvalue problem looks like a simple generalization of the usual eigenvalue problem, it exhibits some important differences.

It is shown that various multicomponent diffusion equations can be written in the generalized Maxwell Stefan (MS) form by using a simple generalization of the inversion method presented in a publication by Merk [1959. Applied Scientific Research A 8, 73 99].

A simple generalization of the usual Fourier series in which the generalized exponential and circular functions are used is presented.

So any simple generalization will be wrong.

There is no simple generalization of the value of specific fuel consumption of a thrust engine.

That's why simple generalizations are made.

Although weather data suggest that hot, dry summers promote mosquito-borne human outbreaks, simple generalizations about weather have been poor predictors for St . Louisencephalitis activity in a particular area.

To explain the motion of the tides, for example, a physicist might appeal to simple generalizations about the correlation between tidal motion and the Moon's proximity to the Earth.

Both flux laws are simple generalizations of the Richardson Zaki equation.

First, despite 150 years of modern evolutionary biology, biologists are almost never able to predict an evolutionary event beyond simple generalizations like "bacteria will evolve resistance to antibiotics".