Generalization

And then finally, another generalization.

Without statistically relevant data for backing and implicit generalization, there is no guarantee that the generalization is correct.

Of course, this example is a generalization.

Many women, therefore, feel that this generalization of women's groups is unfair.

We used to be reassured by the generalization that democratic countries seek peace.

Moreover the use of language is only a generalization for a colour equivalent.

There is no generalization at all from one task to another in robotics.

Furthermore, the complex nature of international organizations and their differing mandates made generalization impossible.

And this generalization holds true of the testimony of authorities as much as of anything else.

I always believe science and marriage to be incompatible but it's stupid to believe in generalization.

and Bob Mills put forward, 50 years ago, this generalization of Maxwell's equations, with a new symmetry.

It also avoids the generalization of the use of the masculine in situations where women and men both appear.

When showed works of other artists, scientists observed stimulus generalization as the pigeons chose the Impressionists over the Cubists.

This made generalization difficult. The main drivers of OFDI included system escape, the search for market and efficiency, and cost reduction.

A reasonable generalization from this rather small sample would be that prosperous and constitutional democracies tend to live in peace with each other.

Some of the motivating examples included the Riemann Roch theorem and its generalization the Hirzebruch Riemann Roch theorem, and the Hirzebruch signature theorem.

In this regard, may I note that any generalization that condemns ethnic groups as historically bent on murdering one another is inherently bigoted.

So a tempting generalization for a child, for an adult, for a computer is that any verb that can appear in the construction,

As a generalization, a value judgment can refer to a judgment based upon a particular set of values or on a particular value system.

Roger Newland Shepard (born January 30, 1929 in Palo Alto, California) is a cognitive scientist and author of the Universal Law of Generalization (1987).

It's not clear, by the way, since then, whether that is an accurate generalization, but the data at the time seemed to support that.

But Chen Ning Yang, called by us Frank Yang and Bob Mills put forward, 50 years ago, this generalization of Maxwell's equations, with a new symmetry.

But if you see a couple of examples and you see a pattern there you can often extrapolate and get to a kind of broader generalization.

The answer can t be found in the specific policy proposals of Republicans or Democrats, which have evolved so much over the years that they defy meaningful generalization.

It would also need to help poor countries cope with the quasi generalization of social and environmental responsibility standards that are increasingly shaping corporate practices and consumer demand.

The research by the Reinharts and Rogoff is an expansion and generalization of many people s informal economic thinking, which often compares the present with stories of major past episodes.

She viewed the situation of migrant women working as domestic employees as a typical example of the three main problems posed by contemporary international migration generalization, feminization and the virtual absence of rights.

Indeed, if one looks beyond the broad generalization, in reality, the poverty goal and most other Millennium Development Goals are off track in most countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean.

The underlying message that emerges from the regional and subregional assessments and analyses is that generalization of global and regional trends obscure vast differences across and within regions, subregions and, at times, even within countries.

So a tempting generalization for a child, for an adult, for a computer is that any verb that can appear in the construction, subject verb thing to a recipient can also be expressed as subject verb recipient thing.

The generalization of a gender perspective in the United Nations and the incorporation of gender equality in all activities of the Organization were two consequences of the practical implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action at the international level.

And the other generalization that I want to mention is that it's particularly hard for a society to make quote unquote good decisions when there is a conflict involving strongly held values that are good in many circumstances but are poor in other circumstances.

Finally (and more technically) Born Infeld theory can be seen as a covariant generalization of Mie's theory, and very close to Einstein's idea of introducing a nonsymmetric metric tensor with the symmetric part corresponding to the usual metric tensor and the antisymmetric to the electromagnetic field tensor.

The education component of national programmes covered comprehensive day care centres, school construction, and generalization of all levels of education the health component, having strengthened the primary medical care system, was making progress on comprehensive medical and hospital care and had achieved a substantial drop in infant mortality.

So, some societies, for subtle environmental reasons, are more fragile than others. And then finally, another generalization. I'm now teaching a course at UCLA, to UCLA undergraduates, on these collapses of societies. What really bugs my UCLA undergraduate students is, how on earth did these societies not see what they were doing?

So, in addition to learning some useful geometry, the child has been exposed to some pretty sophisticated science strategies, like reduction, which is the art of transforming a complex problem into a simple one, or generalization, which is at the heart of any scientific discipline, or the fact that some properties are invariant under some transformations.