Примеры использования Generalisation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thereby, generalisation of the European Court legal opinions was substantiated as well as the necessity for adoption of common measures of regulation for implementation thereof.
The conducted study allows analysis and generalisation of approaches to definition of the“export potential” notion
The goal of the article is analysis and generalisation of basic international approaches to assessment of life quality,
The goal of the article is analysis and generalisation of existing views on the composition of the strategic set of a domestic enterprise
This work is distinguished by its free plastic generalisation and audacious colour contrasts reflect the young artist's interest in such modern movements in French painting as Fauvism,
The author's generalisation of methodological grounds of the concept of dynamic capabilities is based on revelation of a spectrum of strategic ambitions of an enterprise of the post-industrial era,
On the basis of systematisation and generalisation of scientific works,
synthesis, generalisation, etc. Scientific novelty of the study lies in improvement of existing and development of new theoretical
system analysis and theoretical generalisation(for justification of directions of improvement of state regulation of the energy system).
The goal of the article lies in generalisation of functions of modern exchanges,
the article conducts generalisation of modern scientific approaches to assessment of economic security of enterprises,
These generalisations on either side are not of much value.
Not blood and ambiguous generalisations about the evil of totalitarian regimes.
You're not afraid to make generalisations.
Thought of as the least length of a non-trivial cycle, the girth admits natural generalisations as the 1-systole or higher systoles in systolic geometry.
Generalisations of economic and theoretical approaches to selection of models of reformation of foreign economic institutes regarding their national component are required.
The High Court further noted that the SSHD should not use"broad and sweeping generalisations about presumptions of compliance" of an EU Member State.
They are not only a record of prejudices, generalisations('Pauschalisierungen') or accusations
Studying movement of mobile phones between mobile networks enables making generalisations on the flow of people between the countries.
The Court ruled that the defendant's expressions in the newspaper interview in question were of the nature of unfounded generalisations, as valid arguments for racial superiority were difficult to find.