Sentence examples for the more generalized from inspiring English sources

In 1986, Jungck [27] introduced the more generalized commuting mappings in metric spaces, called compatible mappings, which also are more general than the concept of weakly commuting mappings as follows: Definition 2.11 ([2.11.

The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.

In Frozen, the primary tenets of the more generalized and inclusive "Disney Gospel" that date from Walt's time remain constant.

Now, with murder rates down and cities habitable again, both the on-screen violence and the sociopolitical references are as likely to be about the war in Iraq or the more generalized insecurity of a world on guard against terrorism.

The administration countered that it never claimed a link between Iraq and 9/11, but rather a relationship between Iraq and the more generalized comings and goings of Al Qaeda.

"Assaults to women's breasts -- either by disease or by medical treatment -- have come to express, in a most concentrated form, the more generalized violence to women sanctioned by society as a whole," she writes.

In this paper, we present the following more generalized q-difference equation for the above q-operator.

To make the study more generalized, seven colleges were sent the invitation to make their students to participate out of which only four of them could take part as per our convenience in the stipulated time period.

No youthful hunk -- he was hairy, with the wrinkles, spavins, droops and varicosities of advancing age -- Coplans (1920-2003) obsessively recorded every inch of his flesh and every pose it could assume (without props, and omitting his head to make the work more generalized).

From Theorem 2.3, we can get the following more generalized Hájek-Rènyi type inequality.

From Theorem 3.1 we can get the following more generalized Hájek Rényi inequality.