Examples of using Generalisations in English and their translations into German
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Do you maybe tend to negative self-talk and generalisations?
Still one should avoid generalisations which always define such change processes as problematic.
We should beware of associating violence with sectarian groups as a whole andthus make false generalisations.
Both these modes of thought are generalisations arising from contradictory aspects of the social being of the bourgeoisie and the social nature of capitalism.
I fail to understand those who say that it is useless andthat it is made up of nothing but generalisations and fine words.
It's hard to make generalisations about a country that contains so many different cultures still, a cliché you will hear often is that Indonesian people greet foreigners with open arms.
He also presented a recent joint initiative of over 95 organisations"We need to talk about Cologne",in which they urge that generalisations be avoided.
Played an important role in the development of the theory of the kernel and its generalisations to several variables, notably to pseudo-conformal transformations in space of more than three dimensions.
In this sense, comics might seem alike to other forms of mass media inthe age of mechanical reproduction and their tendency towards generalisations and clichés.
So I think that we must be very careful when we make these generalisations, especially at such a difficult time for unemployment because, as you will understand, Greek society is worried.
These observations are extremely useful pointers or guidelines butcan no more be treated as universally valid generalisations than the mechanical notion that slump equals revolt.
On generalisations of theorems on integration those point sets are used which have the property that they can be covered by a finite number of intervals so that the sum of all intervals is smaller than an arbitrarily given quantity.
Rather, itmust be appropriate, that is, suitable forachieving the aim in question again, mere generalisations are not sufficient for this purpose; Seymour-Smith, para.
Every one will be ready to admit that generalisations on the connection between art and culture are of no value, if poetry and music, which- as Lessing taught us- in reality form one single, comprehensive art, are shut out from consideration.
These included his versions of the strong law of large numbers andthe law of the iterated logarithm, some generalisations of the operations of differentiation and integration, and a contribution to intuitional logic.
For they have tried to establish generalisations drawn from spiritual experience by the light of metaphysical reasoning, but on the basis of that experience and with the evidence of the spiritual seekers as a supreme proof ranking higher than intellectual speculation or experience.
The strength of the syndrome approach, on the level of content and methodology,surely lies in its ability to provide a basis for generalisations through the identification of patterns without resorting to oversimplification.
Different patterns emerge from using alternative classifications in other countries(Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands), suggesting that the national socioeconomic conditions of household sizes and compositions, traditions of extended families and other factors,are at work and prevent easy and simple generalisations.
In its Decision,the Examining Division stated that the present Claim 1 contains generalisations of features as compared to the originally filed Claim 1 which are not supported by the disclosure in the original document.
L'Origine du monde” and Masson's panel cover“l'Origine du monde ou Terre érotique”(1955) were objectified images of a woman without an identity-nameless and disembodied generalisations of womanhood, depicted by male artists.
In T 461/05, according to the examining division which had refused the patent application,claim 4 concerned generalisations of particular embodiments, each of which constituted an indissociable bloc, which extended the subject matter of the application beyond its original content, contrary to the requirements of Art.
If, however, reference is made to the specific use of the compound of Example 1 invoked as being novelty-destroying for the subject-matter of Claim 1,the following three generalisations are contained in Claim 1, compared to the priority document.
Despite its title, the von Wogau report does not analyse the EU' s economic and social situation. Instead,it limits itself to repeating generalisations and to focusing on the sole objective of monetary policy, price stability and keeping inflation below the 2% limit set by the European Central Bank, without taking account of considerations concerning the real economy, particularly employment.
Clearly, however, it is a consequence of the relative determinist position thatin the whole area of base and superstructure and particularly in the ideological sphere all generalisations, all schema- though necessary- are of only limited value and must rapidly make way for concrete analysis.
Secondary generalisation occurs when the overactivity later reaches the whole brain.
This tautological generalisation symbolises Pavićević's oeuvre in that period almost like a manifest, as he continues to relate the referentiality of artistic existence to his own person.
The principal focus is, at the moment, on the generalisation of the software for ideally different areas of application.
A variant which is clearly not based on the same technicaleffect is not suitable as a basis for generalisation of this type.
The generalisation of electronic means of transmission for the formalities through SafeSeaNet, the Community maritime data exchange system.
Matever is indicated as monotherapy in the treatment of partial onset seizures with or without secondary generalisation in adults and adolescents from 16 years of age with newly diagnosed epilepsy.