Sentence examples for to generalised from inspiring English sources

That redraw led to generalised objection, with Buzzfeed's Charlie Warzel arguing that "the ambiguity that helped turn emoji into its own means of expression is being quickly eroded".

Already, Hanson's reappearance has led to generalised public "concern" in relation to Muslims, with Sonia Kruger's televised panic leading to peacemaking attempts by commentator Waleed Aly, for which he was criticised by other voices such as Mohamad Tabbaa and Claudia Maryam Sirdah for replacing criticism of the source of that fear.

The well-known very high mortality is clearly related to generalised atherosclerosis.

Cluster analysis linked birds to generalised landscapes based on distinctive habitat assemblages.

In this paper, Geurst's variational priciple for bubbly flow is extended to generalised multicomponent two-phase dispersions.

These models mathematically emulate the neurophysical structure and decision making of the human brain, and, from a statistical perspective, are closely related to generalised linear models.

Therefore, the results obtained in a region ought not to be generalised to cover a whole country.

The interactions between electrical parameters and the contraction responses of carcass muscles are described to provide generalised principles to guide the design of electrical stimulation technology.

First, sect.  2 summarises the basic theory behind active inference and attempts to link generalised filtering to conventional Bayesian filters used in optimal control theory.

However, to date attempts to treat generalised canine demodicosis have not been successful.

Meanwhile, Lohan completists will know that has she long aspired to use her celebrity to the generalised benefit of troubled regions.