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Перевод: generalized

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Тезаурус:

1. The first of these measured generalized interest in politics, the others measured interest in politics at particular times.
2. We can legitimately think of an ants nest as a civilization: its members carry out highly specific or even very generalized tasks in pursuit of the common good.
3. Strategy never figured prominently except in the most generalized way.
4. Yet one of the striking characteristics of Shakespeare's Sonnets is that they exist on an almost universal level; they are generalized (with none of the depersonalization that usually goes with generalization); they are widely, perhaps indefinitely applicable.
5. Within moments, he is talking about Brecht's THREEPENNY OPERA pointing out how Brecht invented an abstract London, not in order to escape from the reality of the city, but to create a generalized framework which could be relevant to audiences in many different places.
6. Thus, the protagonists' encounter with a postman who is too drunk to articulate properly or to deliver his letters, which he keeps dropping in the street, is one of a series of symbolic episodes expressing the generalized breakdown of communication in a country that has lost all sense of social cohesion.
7. The postcrania are only known for " Kenyapithecus" from Maboko Island, and they indicate little change from the generalized arboreal quadrupedalism present in the early Miocene hominoids like Proconsul .
8. Nutku and Halil (1977) have generalized this solution to give one which describes the collision of impulsive gravitational waves with non-colinear polarization.
9. We do not know whether most of what we have observed in this field can be generalized to other fields or, indeed, to less intensively studied parts of the same field.
10. An idealized landscape is even more remote from reality than is a generalized landscape.
11. Similarly, v2 is the 3+1-dimensional Laplacian operator (or the generalized d'Alembertian) given by .
12. So many different factors may be relevant that no generalized conclusions can be reached, and the best that librarians can do is to ensure that as far as possible conditions for use in their own libraries are adapted to meet what research has revealed as ideal conditions.
13. It was more broadly philosophical, and encapsulated a generalized dissatisfaction with scholasticism and tradition.