generalize造句

Don't over-generalize.

So generalize our Carnot engine results.

Craig: I'm not always late. Don't generalize like that.

In fact, one could not generalize a conclusion from a few facts.

Since I do not know the details, I can only generalize about the matter.

You will need to be able to generalize knowledge and transfer it between circumstances to succeed.

The conspectus: across-the-board summarize and generalize forefather's research on the poesy and poetics theory of B.

The children could also generalize their speech production to words that were not practiced during the therapy.

A stereotype can specialize or generalize only another stereotype: a class cannot participate in the generalization relationship with the stereotype.

In fact, it is also straightforward to generalize the above code so that the code can handle both of these naming conventions as well as other similar conventions.

So the first step to doing that is I want to just generalize our results so far for a Carnot cycle.

Creating the test code using the Selenium IDE may be easy to use initially, but it is difficult to generalize and refactor.

Apply singular value decomposition and generalize inverse of the matrix to discuss the existence and uniqueness of the solution of the standard linear programming problem.

In both cases (when it is very specific, or when the problem is not well understood), it makes no sense to generalize the solution.

It was only later in life that I realized how helpful it is to generalize this attitude beyond math, science, and logic problems and into the realm of practical daily existence.

A corollary of this principle is that a learning algorithm should never be evaluated for its results in the training set because this shows no evidence of an ability to generalize to unseen instances.

And even if the results don't generalize quite so strongly to others, the data indicate a trend that suggests there continues to be benefits of journaling - whether public or private.

Nisbett's findings are interesting and persuasive, even though it is perilous to try to generalize about such large yet diverse groups of people who appear quite similar on the surface.