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I. gen·er·al·ize [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, ingl. am. -əlaɪz] V. intr.
II. gen·er·al·ize [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, ingl. am. -əlaɪz] V. trans. usu passive
1. generalize (make a general statement):
- to generalize sth
- etw verallgemeinern [o. elev. generalisieren]
2. generalize (make widespread):
- to generalize sth [to sb]
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gen·er·al·ized [ˈʤenərəlaɪzd, ingl. am. -əlaɪzd] ADJ.
1. generalized (widespread):
2. generalized:
3. generalized MED. (in the whole body):
con·cept [ˈkɒnsept, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] SUST.
1. concept (abstract idea):
of [ɒv, əv, ingl. am. ɑ:v, ʌv, əv] PREP.
1. of after sust. (belonging to):
2. of after sust. (expressing relationship):
3. of after sust. (expressing a whole's part):
4. of after sust. (expressing quantities):
5. of after v. (consisting of):
8. of after sust. (done to):
9. of after sust. (suffered by):
10. of (expressing cause):
11. of (expressing origin):
12. of after v. (concerning):
13. of after sust. (expressing condition):
14. of after sust. (expressing position):
15. of after sust. (with respect to scale):
16. of (expressing age):
17. of after sust. (denoting example of category):
18. of after sust. (typical of):
19. of after sust. (expressing characteristic):
20. of after sust. (away from):
21. of after sust. (in time phrases):
22. of after v. (expressing removal):
23. of after sust. (apposition):
24. of dated (during):
25. of ingl. am. (to):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
I. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] V. trans.
1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to):
2. cost <cost, cost> (cause loss of):
3. cost <-ed, -ed> (calculate price):
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- etw [durch]kalkulieren
II. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] SUST.
1. cost (price):
2. cost fig. (sacrifice):
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concept of generalised cost MODEL., EVAL.
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In young people, there is a progressive form of the disease (akin of tuberculous septicemia in tuberculous priminfection) with high prostrating fever, generalized lymphadenopathy and pulmonary involvement with milliary lesions.
en.wikipedia.org The currently popular music piece consists of a number of short sections, each with a generalized title.
en.wikipedia.org In general, arithmetic (and range) coding may be interpreted as a "generalized" change of radix.
en.wikipedia.org The snow is more generalized than the blue-sky sprites or worms seen in the blue field entoptic phenomenon.
en.wikipedia.org Other oculotoxic effects of digoxin include generalized blurry vision, as well as seeing a halo around each point of light.
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www.iab.de After that, an explanation is given of how the principle of advisory policy gradually developed in the 1980s (Section 3) and how it was generalized and extended step-by-step until it finally found its clearest expression up to now in the introduction of the Open Method of Coordination (Section 4).
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Danach wird ausgeführt, wie in den 1980er Jahren langsam das Prinzip der Beratungspolitik entwickelt wird (Abschnitt 3), wie es schrittweise verallgemeinert und ausgebaut wird, bis es schließlich mit der Einführung der Offenen Koordinierungsmethode seinen bis heute deutlichsten Niederschlag findet (Abschnitt 4).
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www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de It would therefore certainly be desirable to redo such a calculation with data from another plant of the same or another species to be able to estimate the error rate and to find out whether the calculation can be generalized.
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Es wäre sicher wünschenswert, eine solche Kalkulation an einer anderen Pflanze der gleichen oder einer anderen Art zu wiederholen, um die Fehlerquote abschätzen zu können und auch um zu überprüfen, inwieweit Angaben, die an einer Art, respektive einem Individuum gewonnen wurden, verallgemeinert werden können.
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www.min.uni-hamburg.de This will be developed for Hamburg and generalized for other cities (future SFB funding applications).
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Dieses soll für Hamburg entwickelt und (zukünftiger SFB-Antrag) für andere Städte verallgemeinert werden.
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www.kepler-salon.at The beauty of the ladies in Linz was extolled and generalized in literary effusions from the 16th century onwards.
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Die Schönheit der Linzerin wird in literarischen Schwärmereien seit dem 16. Jahrhundert beschrieben und verallgemeinert.
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msdn.microsoft.com Not all operators are generic, and if the code in a function uses a parameter type together with a non-generic function or operator, that parameter type cannot be generalized.
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Nicht alle Operatoren sind generisch, und wenn im Code einer Funktion ein Parametertyp zusammen mit einer nicht generischen Funktion oder einem nicht generischen Operator verwendet wird, kann dieser Parametertyp nicht verallgemeinert werden.
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