Today it is also common to use just "quantifier" for the general notion, but "generalized quantifier" is still frequent for historical reasons.
Few disagree with the general notion that able-bodied people ought to work.
What he could address, he said, was the general notion of a Canadian selling Christmas trees.
The general notion was that they would probably be chipping fallen trees and clearing storm debris.
But they square with the general notion that higher turnout is helpful to Democrats, on balance.
Ostensibly they were there to support the general notion of breaking the gender barrier in presidential politics.
Yet Scott, a 19th-century writer, apparently shared with modern evolutionary scientists the general notion that men tend to follow two basic mating strategies.
"The general notion that the Clearwater festival is just about folk music is something we've been trying to change for some time," Mr. Aja said.
So when I see anyone like you supporting their children, it makes my heart palpitate with glee, because in many instances, that defies the general notion.
(The crowd's reaction to the general notion of a road to citizenship for illegal immigrants seemed to range from lukewarm to hostile).
Let us recall the general notion of ϕ-Laplacian.
