Examples of using Generalisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Is that not a generalisation?
This is not very politically-correct,but a rather outright racist generalisation.
This is a generalisation, of course.
Conceptual and graphical generalisation.
Thats a generalisation and not true.
People also translate
But partly they became dissolvedin their own continuation and generalisation-- in national ties.".
Sur une generalisation de l'integrale.
We also learnt that nationalties are a continuation and generalisation of gentile ties.
There is absolutely no generalisation that the game is meant only for boys.
Modern speculation andresearch have brought in this doubt to overhang all psychical theory and generalisation.
I don't think that generalisation is true.
This generalisation stemmed from Pythagoras's observations in music, mathematics and astronomy.
The latter statement is exactly the sort of generalisation with which most people would disagree.
Secondary generalisation occurs when the overactivity later reaches the whole brain.
These partial seizures may or may not then befollowed by a fit affecting all of your brain(called a“secondary generalisation”).
Development and generalisation of methods suitable for reducing and preventing crime.
Zonegran is indicated as: monotherapy in the treatment of partial seizures,with or without secondary generalisation, in adults with newly diagnosed epilepsy;
Secondary generalisation occurs when the excessive electrical activity subsequently reaches the whole brain.
The institutions have failed to provide specific information and plans. In addition,undue generalisation in research has contributed to heightening the controversy.
But the development and generalisation of disciplinary mechanisms constituted the other dark side of these processes.
Adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial onset seizures with or without secondary generalisation in adults and children from 4 years of age with epilepsy.
Calls for the harmonisation and generalisation of this exercise, integrating in addition the Addis Ababa and Paris indicators as far as possible;
Zonegran is used to treat seizures that affect one part of the brain(partial seizure), which may ormay not be followed by a seizure affecting all of the brain(secondary generalisation).
This can be viewed as a generalisation of Euclid's lemma, which states that if p is prime, and p divides a product bc, then either p divides b or p divides c.
Adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial onset seizures with or without secondary generalisation in adults, adolescents, children and infants from 1 month of age with epilepsy.
The extension and, in the medium term, generalisation of electronic communication in public procurement, since it offers an essential means of simplifying public tendering;
Briviact is indicated as adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial-onset seizures with orwithout secondary generalisation in adult and adolescent patients from 16 years of age with epilepsy.
This mental act is, of course, a typically human generalisation, and does not reflect the actual situation in nature, where fractal forms are bounded by the laws of the material world.
Rather has the latter beendeveloped from electrodynamics as an astoundingly simple combination and generalisation of the hypotheses, formerly independent of each other, on which electrodynamics was built.