To say that the two communities lived in peace and amity would be a generalization, which time-serving politicians like very much. |
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Researching a limited population to produce a broadly applicable generalization is problematic. |
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Nevertheless, slang items often diverge from standard usage in predictable ways, especially by generalization and melioration. |
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The latter generalization appears to work well for small molecules confined in an amorphous solid solution or in a crystal matrix. |
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A cautionary note is indicated about the generalization of these data to the clinical management of depressed patients. |
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What I didn't understand, however, was the generalization of Native American beliefs. |
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The barium-flame-colour generalization is a deductive consequence of the postulates of atomic theory. |
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When confronted with a broad generalization, this statement serves as a gentle reminder that parents are not a single group. |
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In contemporary frameworks, the rule of generalization invokes a singular term, the arbitrary constant introduced into the text. |
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Ideally, each lesson would cycle repeatedly through the romance, precision and generalization stages. |
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The end of bipolarity after 1989 led to the generalization of the western economic and social paradigm all over the world. |
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Again, I think the absolute basis of all prejudice is ignorance and generalization. |
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Divergent thinking is when you move outward from specific information to more broadly based generalization. |
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As another generalization, consider the sum of elements in an off-diagonal 2x2 array. |
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The best one can say at the moment, of both countries, is that they defy generalization. |
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This generalization once again conceals some significant differences among minority ethnic groups. |
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Readers should note that the low return rate may severely limit the generalization of these findings. |
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The substitutability principle is none other than a generalization of the very notion of tropology. |
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There are several factors that limit the generalization of these results to other patient populations. |
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Thus, the transfer of training that was found could not be attributable to generalization on the basis of stimulus similarity. |
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The concept of senility may also be a generalization from the increasing number of older people who develop dementia. |
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A generalization to molecular crystals built up from dipolar but achiral molecules was recently presented. |
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The loose geometry suggests a kind of preindustrial masonry or fabric patterning, while the range of colors defies generalization. |
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Finally, the cultural difference between Thais and other national groups constrains generalization of the findings. |
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We propose a generalization of Sahlqvist formulae to polyadic modal languages by representing modal polyadic languages in a combinatorial style. |
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The leaders cannot generalize a mistake made by one media organization because generalization is always wrong. |
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A hundred and forty years later, the inchoative generalization of the verb has shown up in the New York Times. |
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The generalization from alternants to nonalternants is given particular attention. |
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We shall discuss briefly some of the important qualifications to this generalization in later chapters. |
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For example, research is cited to support a generalization but no such support is found upon review of the original study. |
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This data is then processed by the Hydrographic Office from gridded to contour bathymetry using a generalization that is biased towards safety. |
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It's a broad, sweeping generalization about a communication medium and an art form that has just as many good and bad things going for it as anything else. |
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A generalization of Morley's theorem would be an appropriate contribution to the coming centennial anniversary of the discovery of this wonderful result. |
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The only exception to this generalization comes from the Dublin 1899 cohort, where the percentage dropped to just slightly more than one-tenth of the membership. |
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However, so far there is only indirect evidence for scents influencing discrimination or generalization learning of food-deceptive flowers by bees. |
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The predilection to moral generalization is more troublesome. |
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This can easily be shown by considering any case in which a universal generalization is inferred from an unexhausted series of wholly favourable instances. |
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Metaphorical indirection gives way to explicit generalization. |
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The nature of that vulnerability varies widely, cautioning against generalization. |
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Quite frankly, your generalization that no 15-year-old is capable of writing as I did is false. |
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It's easy to put a Pollyanna stamp on Anne, but I think it's a generalization which does a disservice to what Lucy Maud wrote. |
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Getting the right answer to that question requires generalizing from the evidence even though the generalization could be wrong. |
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In 1973, the generalization of speed laws and the fuel shortage would come along to cool the ardor of this mechanically extravagant machine. |
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The statement invites generalization to all of modernist painting. |
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Such rephrasing suggests a generalization of the concept of a vector to spaces of dimensionality higher than three. |
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Certainly this is only a general scheme and the concrete process of a generalization could include many variations. |
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You have to be careful to not make the generalization that lack of speed is not beneficial. |
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While I can see sometimes why there is a sentiment out there like that, I think that generalization is inappropriate for the majority of members. |
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Their generalization will improve their methodology through a learning process. |
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Or, as this film attempts to prove, is that a gross generalization? |
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The focus of most studies to particular locations limits their generalization. |
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First and foremost, the generalization that deaf people cannot donate blood is false. |
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This generalization laid the foundation for the modern popular view of archaeology and archaeologists. |
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In Section 3, we prove the multivariate generalization of the MHH conjecture for the special case of threshold graphs. |
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Now, this statement is an ideological generalization, and the documents of the U. N., the OECD, and the EC itself significantly nuance and condition the assertion even as it stands. |
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But above all, the generalization of digital representations encourages a certain confusion between truth and fiction, between nature and artifice, between reality and the representation of what we believe to be reality. |
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We discuss a concept of loopoid as a non-associative generalization of groupoid. |
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It is quite apparent why a matrician missed this generalization, because his creed is to build from low-order matrices high-order arrays. |
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Best practice in achieving these objectives is not susceptible to easy generalization, because histories and contexts vary from country to country and culture to culture. |
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With that end in view, the policy of subventions should, in the opinion of the Board, progressively evolve towards a generalization of the procedure of contracts for the carrying out of specific activities. |
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Finally I hope that together we will see the generalization of our common dream, of a decoration that is authentic, colorful and everlasting by the grace of earth and enamels emerging from the fire in an inalterable state. |
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However, upon closer inspection, this generalization does not hold true. |
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This work is a generalization of our earlier results for the random binary search tree which is one specific case of split trees. |
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The premium wage can be seen as a generalization of the piecework wage. |
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Indeed, believers in the qualitative approach are convinced that objectification and generalization in the social sciences are at once impossible and undesirable. |
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There are many exceptions to this generalization. |
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The nature of the communication between home and school can have a significant impact on the quality of this relationship, as well as on a student's program at school and the ongoing development and generalization of skills. |
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Another generalization often made about artisans is that it is a profession with a folklore aspect with only a small impact on the modern economy. |
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I have not investigated transcultural stereotypes, which I understand as models, which relate to the generalization of forms of transcultural perception and conception. |
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As explained above it is not possible to analyse a statistically reliable sample and, consequently, it is not expected to make statistical generalization of the results. |
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Of course, like any generalization it's not hard to find blatant exceptions, but I think this perception is accurate for it explains the policies of Games Workshop towards them. |
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Further, since there are fewer Aboriginal female offenders, studies would likely include a smaller sample size, making generalization and conclusions more difficult. |
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Their results are compatible with those of Aoki and can be interpreted as a generalization of his results, since the relative degree of rigidity of prices and wages is variable in their model. |
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The development and generalization of common services will therefore be dependent on the progress that can be achieved in establishing common premises. |
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But he worked to the end of his life in an attempt to improve upon it by way of a further generalization. |
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The model is a generalization that applies to these countries as a group and may not accurately describe all individual cases. |
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A level set is a generalization of a contour line for functions of any number of variables. |
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This generalization can only have the effect of perpetuating and even promoting the view that disabled individuals are less worthy of recognition and value as human beings. |
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However, the presence of marked regional differences make generalization of any such reconstructed belief or practice a risky venture. |
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Without statistically relevant data for backing and implicit generalization, there is no guarantee that the generalization is correct. |
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It would be too much of a generalization to state that the civil law is purely inquisitorial and the common law adversarial. |
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An iterator is a generalization of a pointer and we could templatize the code to work off any iterator. |
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In the generalization of this model with wider set of item characteristic functions and probability density functions was presented. |
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Such a concept of generalization needs to be flexible, that is, the subsuming of classes to a superclass should be easily changed if needed. |
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The middle statement, the minor premise, refers to a particular example of that generalization, leading to the conclusion that the minor premise must agree with the major one. |
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An important tool for counting subwords is the notion of binomial coefficient of words, a generalization of the classical binomial coefficient for integers. |
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The key difference, however, between the implicit generalization in CBR and the generalization in rule induction lies in when the generalization is made. |
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This generalization has been with western culture for a long time. |
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Additionally, the notion of so called weakly semiregular graphs is introduced, they are considered as a possible generalization of traditional bidegreed semiregular graphs. |
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The description of the Greek models used here is a generalization of classical Greek ideals, and later Hellenistic buildings often do not reflect them. |
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Therefore, stress may fall on the antepenult of a suffix form, such as,,, constituting an apparent counterexample to the generalization of a penultimate stress pattern. |
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StP with intransitive verbs shows different degrees of generalization. |
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A natural generalization of a Riesz matrix is a factorable matrix. |
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Casebere achieves generalization through extreme particularization. |
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Let us now consider a generalization of the RQI method for homogeneous polynomial eigenvalue problem, where again we will use the quadratic eigenproblem as a role model. |
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Riemannian geometry was introduced by Riemann in 1854 as the n-dimensional generalization of the theory of curved surfaces of the 3D Euclidean space. |
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The exponentially modified Gaussian function is a reliable generalization that accounts for skewness in the peak shape since it is characterized by a non-zero third moment. |
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