Preposition: of

• notion: This is a generalization of the traditional notion of a serial publication.

• method: In 1950 he was awarded a Fields Medal for his work on generalizations of the sieve methods of Viggo Brun.

• concept: A module is a generalization of the concept of abstraction in that a module is permitted to contain a collection of definitions.

• theory: I will show that relevance is not only a natural generalization of information theory, but also forms its foundation.

Converse of object

• make: Making generalizations about people who are different from you is a common yet problematic reaction to the fear of the unknown.

• base: It is an uncalled for generalization based on feelings of superiority.

• include: Some implications of these results are provided, including a generalization of the CAPM.

• provide: In conclusion, intercultural training does not stereotype people but provides generalizations.

• use: This shows that negative inmate behavior is a rare occurrence even in simulations using generalizations from organizational research.

• allow: Furthermore, the theory of homology decompositions was developed in a much more general context which will allow further generalizations.

Adjective modifier

• sweeping: This, I pointed out, was just a sweeping generalization.

• inductive: The laws of nature are thus not ' laws ' in the rigid, prescriptive sense, but inductive generalizations.

• empirical: In other words, developing empirical generalizations informed by abstract theory.

• universal: This is a signal that the text is using the rule of logic called " universal generalization " .

• broad: Objectives One of our most common objectives in history teaching is to move students beyond broad generalizations.

• natural: A natural generalization of the problem is: Let M be a von Neumann algebra on a Hilbert space H.

Modifies a noun

• error: This concentration on generalization error is very narrow minded.

• performance: Evaluation of generalization performance using the number of support vectors.

Noun used with modifier

• insurance: To insurance generalizations he'd receive benefits you're expecting all.

• stimulus: These agents also engender stimulus generalization gradients similar to those of exteroceptive stimuli as a function of modifications of their chemical composition.