Sentences with phrase «generalised as»

As generalised as this concept is, to what extent do you consider your own work as being digitally minded?

The book becomes increasingly generalised as it goes on, with later chapters having such titles as «Human Freedom and Creativity» and «Moral Responsibility and Stewardship».

Well you're generalising as well.

Tiggy — «Well you're generalising as well.

A fan wrote an article base on his vantage point but your achaic self generalise it as all gooners view, you excluded.

During your summary try to avoid repeating too many results and generalise as much as possible.

Not exact matches

«All organisational cultures are different, and therefore all workplace design initiatives should be treated as unique projects with unique stakeholders that are built on facts and insight, rather than just relying on generalised preferences that may not be wholly applicable,» the report reads.

They herald the re-emergence of the classical crisis of generalised overproduction, the basis of which, as Marx showed better than anyone, is to be found at the level of production relationships which are at the same time the relationships of the distribution of wealth.

In the stormy sea of modern life, the Humanist (he used to be called the Rationalist) and the generalised agnostic is as much tossed on the waves as we are.

Conflicting ideas of what a pastor is, then (and I'm not suggesting you are doing this steve, more a generalised observation) various people trying to impose these conflicting ideas on the position known as «the pastor» while simultaneously ignoring that there is a real person who works in the role.

This means that the future can be regarded, on such an hypothesis, as a value implicit and potential in a cosmic equation, a value yet to be educed, a value the eduction of which involves a universalrearrangement of the more generalised value, just as the eduction of a new value in an equation is a value relationship in a total relativity of values.

Physics, in particular, is noted for its ability to use inductive reasoning to posit universal laws such as Einstein's General Relativity, making the claim that experiments and observations on or from earth allow us to generalise a theory into universal law, i.e. a law of physics that we believe must hold everywhere in the universe because this is a law written into the fabric of the universe.

This tends to obfuscate the teaching of the Church on disordered desire as a consequence of Original Sin, and also to relate all physical feelings to one generalised order of libido.

It is not definitive, they're sites for further research and support (research thoroughly, especially when it comes to health matters, and I would recommend taking a generalised view), whether for their good information, or as examples of what is out there to peruse.

Without trying to generalise too much, Adebayor has rarely put in the same amount of effort this season as he did in the last and there's really no excuse for it.

Attributes identified were specific to the context of maternity care in Ireland within a medicalised environment where private maternity care is seen as desirable by many women and can not, necessarily, be generalised to all of the population.

The data are also specific to one region of England, so care should be exercised when generalising these results to the UK as a whole.

Political interventions by popes are typically generalised, such as speeches against secularism or poverty.

As noted in our first piece though it is wrong to assume that news organisations as a whole are in a generalised crisiAs noted in our first piece though it is wrong to assume that news organisations as a whole are in a generalised crisias a whole are in a generalised crisis.

He thus excludes a generalised co-operative model (at least initially) imposed from above by the state, such as in the former Yugoslavia.

However, while condemning the appalling practices that had been uncovered, David Miliband did not launch his own generalised critique of the press — instead much of the legwork was left to people marginalised under the new regime, such as Tom Watson.

Taking the definition as» (Wasted votes for party A - Wasted votes for B) / total votes» generalises to multi-party elections:

This can be further generalised to ranked voting systems, as then some of the first choice votes for parties C and D would be redistributed to winning candidates, and so wouldn't be counted as «wasted».

Handgrip strength appeared to be only a weak predictor of heart - related deaths in men and could not be generalised across the population as a whole.

Its findings suggest that there is an equivalence between generalised Casimir forces and those that are referred to as weak nuclear interactions between protons and neutrons.

At the end of the section, Kauffman generalises the model still further, to address the emergence of any functionally integrated system, such as economic and cultural systems.

Generalised PPI is more suited to our experiment as the model includes all psychological factors and hence spans the entire experimental space.

Hi John, I'm sorry you had this experience, however, I beg to differ as low - carb diets should not be generalised.

Doose syndrome, also known as myoclonic astatic epilepsy (MAE) or epilepsy with myoclonic - atonic seizures, is a rare type of generalised epilepsy that was first described in 1970 (1).

I won't make generalised statements as to what these changes might be.

This is as simple as thinking aloud to demonstrate behaviour to do with evaluating, generalising, hypothesising, synthesising and analysing.

Typically, students view learning as remembering facts, terms and definitions, but it's actually the case that problem - based learning builds their skills in doing that because it teaches students to develop thinking skills such as the ability to evaluate, generalise, hypothesise, synthesise and analyse information rather than simply recall it.

It has the potential to lead to algebraic manipulation of fractions as learners generalise and justify their findings

Probability is the main topic covered (listing outcomes, formula for total number of outcomes) as well as algebra topics such as expanding brackets, sequences, factorising and generalising formulae.

As a result, students generalise the connections between addition and subtraction.

However and as we all know, students are individuals and a generalised approach based solely upon research isn't entirely inclusive and therefore will not meet the diverse needs of all students, no different to the principle of differentiation in the classroom.

Mark — apologies for my final comment — my inner cynic overrode the wisdom of not making generalised remarks (although describing it as «eye - watering» is a little OTT).

It's just too varied to generalise, and you are doing yourself a disservice as a result.

I don't believe you have the right to make such a generalised statement such as book bloggers are doing it wrong.

As of now, I have just planned a SIP portfolio generalised one (with due consideration to immediate goal) and was planning to balance it as I near my goalAs of now, I have just planned a SIP portfolio generalised one (with due consideration to immediate goal) and was planning to balance it as I near my goalas I near my goals.

The flexibility of the cat's social structure makes it difficult to generalise about the grieving process but from the information gleaned as part of surveys and in other anecdotal reporting, if the remaining cat shows a reaction, there appear to be three stages commonly described.

The cat's preferred target of hands soon generalises to bare feet and, as an adult, the cat will pounce on hands and feet at every opportunity.

Though this generalising of the characters does make gameplay easier as it is possible to distinguish between enemies, allowing you to make snap decisions on who takes priority.

Infamous is particularly interesting because it's key for understanding that these principles can be generalised to games that we wouldn't immediately consider as journey games.

Calvin's paintings depict young people and the California landscape in what he himself describes as «generalised» glimpses of the California coast.

Towards the end of his life, Avery moved further from specific scenes to more generalised form, creating quintessential pastorals such as the present work.

The other 19th century painting here is Newcastle upon Tyne from the East, 1898, by Neils Møller Lund, a portrait of the city from a specific vantage point, generalised by the impressionistic rendering, yet by no means strictly representing light as it falls on the retina.

I asked for details of what variance was used to adjust the mean (I assume generalised least squares is being used in some way, I am curious as to how).

You may also recall that — as a one - time chemist — I just love to see experimental evidence rather than vague generalised hand - waving.

My point was the physicality of the «generalised» entropy (what was not your issue as you dealt only with mathematical properties of Phi) where an attempt at physical description of thermodynamical systems must be made.