Sentence examples for with this generalised from inspiring English sources

"In contrast with this generalised decline, there are economically weak countries that nonetheless guarantee their population the right to disagree with the government and to say so publicly". This year 15 European Union member states rank above the UK, but just two of the G8 club of industrialised nations do so - Canada (13th) and Germany (20th).

By experimenting with this generalised rule in conjunction with the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaler and recreating portions of the http traces using Apache JMeter we were able to derive models simulating linear and exponential periods of elasticity which resemble what real world web applications encounter.

This is because rationality tends to evade the messy particularities of life, pressing on instead to deal directly with the generalised concepts that might lie behind the particulars.

Our simulations demonstrated that the graphs obtained were consistent with the generalised formulation and the applications.

Newton is generally credited with the generalised binomial theorem, valid for any exponent.

With the "generalised" sub-features, the classification process was iterated.

8 28 These injuries may have longlasting detrimental effects, in line with the generalised theory of ageing.

The model was fit with the generalised estimating equation (GEE) to account for dependence among siblings.

Kaplan Meier survival curves were plotted and compared with the generalised log rank test.

We used longitudinal data analysis with logistic regression with generalised estimating equations to validly handle these time dependent outcomes and the associated time dependent case-control status.

This was associated with generalised laxity and, in addition, had an associated 'catch-up' midcarpal clunk.