Examples of using Generalisation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Zebinix is used to treat adults with partial-onset seizures(epileptic fits) with or without secondary generalisation.
His philosophy of non-resistance to evil by violence was a generalisation of the first stages of the muzhik revolution.
Generalisation of eligibility did indeed run into considerable political difficulties
As a generalisation, it can be said that economic growth in the new Member States has been relatively good compared to the EU-15.
It in cartography is called generalisation selection and display only the essential information for definite purposes.
Generalisation needs to be done on a section level,
Some also tend to have elements of veneration of the dead, though generalisation is suspect given the extreme heterogeneity of Melanesian societies.
particularly the generalisation to humans from animal studies.
between contextualisation and generalisation.
But a philosophical approach stands on much firmer ground and makes generalisation feasible.
And though among heroes of an opera with the big force of generalisation enemies have been deduced.
As the Ideological kernel of regular generalisation of knowledge of the Earth presence interpenetrating, cause
but we rejected every generalisation that does not improve
let us not fall into the trap of simplification and generalisation that dismisses the fallacy that agricultural liberalisation would only be a magic recipe for development.
Considering the hitler aspect, one could argue that the contribution to the growth and generalisation ol' a"European culture ol" cooperation" has always been a widely recognised value added of Community action.
the summary and generalisation of the lessons of past class struggles
the pressure that this exerts on wages and the generalisation of precariousness.
when it comes to working hours, and this means that the generalisation of the findings of this study shall be made with caution.
such as the provisions on joint management of the programme implementation through crossborder mechanisms or the generalisation of the"lead applicant principle" for crossborder cooperation at project level.
The large audience who attended this ceremony which took place at the Lisbon Congress Centre heard the report given by the leaders of the eight projects that have started the generalisation phase of electronic purchasing for all organisms and categories of goods and services.