| Without naming a specific offender he generalizes about bloggers for 1,300 gassy words. |
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| A concept may be defined as a class of stimuli such that an organism generalizes among all stimuli within the class but discriminates them from those in other classes. |
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| Dropping the restriction of course generalizes the problem to cover realism more generally. |
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| He tells anecdotes, analyzes concepts, reads philosophical texts, describes the experience of certain novels, generalizes, makes lists, and syllogizes. |
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| The GLM generalizes linear regression by allowing a link function and by allowing the variance to depend on the mean. |
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| Narrator: She generalizes, talks about people remembering the emotional pain, and says that many people have gone through this. |
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| The GAM generalizes the GLM by allowing the transformed response to be modeled as an additive sum of non-parametric smooth function. |
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| But when this denial generalizes to their physical and emotional health, officers are at an increased risk for negative consequences. |
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| It is easy to see that Matthew has a preference for the term « Pharisees n which he generalizes excessively. |
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| Release planning for incremental software development generalizes pure prioritization of features. |
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| Our main result generalizes Büchi's theorem for finite words to a class of pomsets without auto-concurrency which satisfy a natural axiom. |
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| Its Title I generalizes the ban to import Cuban goods, demanding, for example, that exporters give proof that no Cuban sugar has been integrated in their products, as was already the case with nickel. |
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| Any statement that generalizes about a whole group or about the median is lumping too many diverse situations into oversimplifications. |
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| In addition, always open on the internationalization, the 4.0 release generalizes the support of specific text encoding in tools of data preparation. |
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| And of course this problem generalizes easily. |
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| Evidential decision theory generalizes this. |
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| Further development, along generally Bayesian lines, generalizes the earlier approach by defining comparative and quantitative concepts of support capable of differentiating support for the two hypotheses in question. |
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| Mercury takes this meaning and value, records them in the brain tapes of memory, relates them to other records, classifies, abstracts and generalizes, and as a result a mind unfolds its latent powers. |
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| Industrial organization generalizes from that special case to study the strategic behaviour of firms that do have significant control of price. |
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| In this, it generalizes maximization approaches developed to analyse market actors such as in the supply and demand model and allows for incomplete information of actors. |
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| The Jacobi symbol, which generalizes the Legendre symbol, sheds some additional light on how to determine whether has solutions when m has two or more distinct prime factors. |
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