Sentence examples for we can generalise from inspiring English sources

We can generalise for forces applied along the contour.

We can generalise it by focussing on migrants with a blood relative already residing in the country at migration time.

How much we can generalise from science fiction to other genres is a question that I don't think has been adequately addressed.

Ukraine's victory against Sweden on home territory then, if we can generalise from a California mouse, should have re-engineered their brains' motivation centres to make them a much more formidable force for England to face on Tuesday.

Similarly, we can generalise class 1 and class 2. However, to ensure that the words belong to class 1 and class 2, the syllable AB must be at the end of each word in combinations.

Are they as frustrated by the negative aspects of DRM? My feeling is that the best way forward would be for some publishers to get together and fund some research into Tor, to discover what attributes their readers and authors have and to compare that with the attributes of readers in different genres to see just how far we can generalise Tor's experience.

This careful procedure makes sure that the formulae we find can generalise to previously unseen data, or even previously unseen users and it makes sure any circular reasoning is taken out of the picture.

By combining plant species- and site-specific leaf deposition measurements with data gained by standardised technical measurements, we then can generalise expected exposure over sites and years.

I don't think you can generalise".

As for what the reader might take from this, I don't think you can generalise.

"Of course you can generalise to a certain extent," said Miss Macaulay.