Sentence examples for using a more general from inspiring English sources

We also generalize the α-Meir-Keeler contraction by using a more general expression in the contractive condition.

The stability analysis is drawn by using a more general type of Lyapunov functional, where design parameters can be tuned to set the time-varying gain.

This paper extends the work of Zahran et al. (J. Quality Tech. 35 (4)) using a more general equation to define the boundary of a modifying 22 factorial design and considers optimality criteria for the best of the designs.

Using a more general class of FBI transforms introduced by S. Berhanu and J. Hounie in [12] we completely characterize regularity and microregularity in Denjoy Carleman (non quasi analytic) classes, which includes the Gevrey classes and M. Christ version of the FBI transform defined in [22] as examples.

In richer data structures, and using a more general measure of variation among points, we can find the first component in a similar way.

Finally, the possibility of modeling k-fission scenarios (using a more general defection score) is a natural expansion but would need considerable supporting empirical data as to the behaviour of individuals in such situations.

The new algorithms use a more general procedure of modelling collisions between particles.

If you use a more general social networking site, such as Facebook or MySpace, be careful to present yourself in the best light possible and make sure privacy settings prevent casual viewers from seeing your full profile.

In this work, we propose and use a more general framework based on equilibrium molecular thermodynamics to model and correlate equilibrium moisture content (EMC) in foods that takes into account other non-adsorption phenomena such as mixing and swelling of the biopolymers in foods.

In this paper, we use a more general control function instead of (vert x vert ^{alpha }) in (1.4).

This test has been subject to criticism, with the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals referring to the test as "goofy" when it rejected the test and used a more general approach.