Sentence examples for totally general from inspiring English sources

Logic is formal in that it is totally general.

One way to characterise what counts as a totally general notion is by way of permutations.

In other words, for the SSIEP, the totally general solution is the general solution, but the converse is not always true (see Example 4.2).

The totally general solution of the SSIEP for (Lambda =(1,lambda _{2},lambda_{3})) ((1geqlambda_{2}geqlambda_{3}geq-1 1geqlambda_{2}geqlambda_{3}geq-1a_{3}gexistsadtextif{and}quad 2-3 lambda_{2}+lambda_{3} geq0, (4.3) and the tonlyly general solutifn is given by (4.2).

In Section 4, we introduce the concept of general solution for SSIEP and the totally general solution for the (3times3) SSIEP and we give the necessary and sufficient conditions for the (2times2) and (3times3) SSIEP to have a general solution and the necessary and sufficient conditions for the (3times3) SSIEP to have totally general solution.

The object of the present work is the development and application of a totally general approach to optimal design of composite laminates where all the required properties for the laminate are explicitly expressed as criteria of the optimisation process.

"The perception that Iraqis are unwilling to take charge of their destiny is totally wrong," General Swannack said.

At the other extreme, there is a converted red barn, built in 1910, near the Hadlyme four corners, with its herb and antiques shop and a totally authentic general store with great sandwiches.

I totally understand the general cynicism about economists' predictions.

The approach maintains the boundary only character of BEM and the partition of unity enrichment makes it general (totally kernel independent) and efficient (just certain areas of the boundary could be enriched).

We have traditionally thought of the person as having a cognitive system and a physical system and much of our scientific literature has been myopically focused on one or the other of these systems while, in general, totally ignoring the other.