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generalization: noun
generation: noun
general election: noun
generalise: intransitive or transitive verb
generality: noun
general store: noun
general strike: noun

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generalization [ˌʤenərəlaɪˈzeɪʃən, Am -lɪ-] N

1. generalization (general statement):

generalization

uogólnienie nt

to make generalizations

generalizować

to make generalizations

uogólniać

sweeping generalizations

łatwe uogólnienia ntpl

2. generalization no pl (act of generalizing):

generalization

uogólnianie nt

generalization

generalizowanie nt

generation [ˌʤenəˈreɪʃən] N

general election N

general election

wybory pl powszechne

generalise VB trans, intr Brit

generalise → generalize

I . generalize, generalise Brit [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, Am -əlaɪz] VB intr

generalize

uogólniać

generalize

generalizować

to generalize about sb/sth

wypowiedzieć się o kimś/czymś

to generalize from sth

wyciągać wnioski z czegoś

II . generalize, generalise Brit [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, Am -əlaɪz] VB trans usu pass

generalize

uogólniać [perf uogólnić]

generality [ˌʤenəˈrælɪti, Am -ət̬i] N

1. generality (general statement):

generality

ogólnik m

generality

uogólnienie nt

2. generality no pl form (majority):

the generality

ogół m

the generality

większość f

general store N AM

general store

sklep m wielobranżowy

general strike N

general strike

strajk m generalny

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For example "addition" is simply a generalisation of addition of probabilities. en.wikipedia.org

It can be viewed as a generalisation of histogram density estimation with improved statistical properties. en.wikipedia.org

The rule of succession has many different intuitive interpretations, and depending on which intuition one uses, the generalisation may be different. en.wikipedia.org

It can be thought of as an extension or generalisation of linear programming to handle multiple, normally conflicting objective measures. en.wikipedia.org

Another generalisation is to actions of a group which are not free. en.wikipedia.org

This is a theory in which a few empirical generalisations are taken for granted, and from them the rest of the theory is deduced. en.wikipedia.org

The greater mobility of birds makes such generalisations hard to substantiate in their case. en.wikipedia.org

This generalisation also applies to topological vector spaces and, more generally, to uniform spaces. en.wikipedia.org

He advocates generalisation over specialisation, and insists that the notion of being literate must encompass knowledge of both arts and sciences. en.wikipedia.org

Even weaker generalisations are flat modules, which still have the property that tensoring with them preserves exact sequences, and torsion-free modules. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „generalisation“ in the English » Polish Dictionary (Go to Polish » English)

generalization [ˌʤenərəlaɪˈzeɪʃən, Am -lɪ-] N

1. generalization (general statement):

2. generalization no pl (act of generalizing):

generation [ˌʤenəˈreɪʃən] N

1. generation (people born):

2. generation (developmental stage):

3. generation no pl (production):

general election N

generalise VB trans, intr Brit

generalise → generalize

See also generalize

I . generalize, generalise Brit [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, Am -əlaɪz] VB intr

II . generalize, generalise Brit [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, Am -əlaɪz] VB trans usu pass

generality [ˌʤenəˈrælɪti, Am -ət̬i] N

1. generality (general statement):

2. generality no pl form (majority):

general store N AM

general strike N

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Translations for „generalisation“ in the English » Polish Dictionary (Go to Polish » English)

generalization [ˌʤenərəlaɪˈzeɪʃən, Am -lɪ-] N

1. generalization (general statement):

2. generalization no pl (act of generalizing):

generation [ˌʤenəˈreɪʃən] N

1. generation (people born):

2. generation (developmental stage):

3. generation no pl (production):

general election N

generalise VB trans, intr Brit

generalise → generalize

See also generalize

I . generalize, generalise Brit [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, Am -əlaɪz] VB intr

II . generalize, generalise Brit [ˈʤenərəlaɪz, Am -əlaɪz] VB trans usu pass

generality [ˌʤenəˈrælɪti, Am -ət̬i] N

1. generality (general statement):

2. generality no pl form (majority):

general store N AM

general strike N

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