Generalizing about African pop music is like generalizing about American pop music — that is to say, it's nearly impossible.
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Or does worrying I should make me guilty of generalizing?
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Generalizing about what makes someone "good in bed" is tricky.
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We're generalizing about a lot of different things with this term.
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But Seibert cautioned against generalizing the federal state in the east.
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But physicists have tried generalizing the theorem to multiple-hole systems.
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At risk of generalizing, there is some truth to the third point.
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Harvard's Ateev Mehrotra, one of its authors, advised against generalizing the findings.
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Making assumptions about an "underclass" is just as insidious as generalizing about race.
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"Generalizing this to geographically disperse data does not undo this shortcoming," he added.
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But, in over-generalizing he's eliding some facts and getting others totally wrong.
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I'm not generalizing but rather specifying a real power structure in our country.
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Trump spent the entire campaign reducing people to one identity and then generalizing.
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It's hard to get more American than generalizing Africa as one big homogenous thing.
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And they just aren't, and I wouldn't want someone generalizing like that about Christians.
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Similar, too, is a generalizing tendency, where Fox's historical knowledge skates on thin ice.
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On several occasions, women are unfairly generalizing and stereotyping all men into these categories.
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"I'd be very cautious about generalizing because it's such a unique set of facts."
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One that we have no basis for generalizing about or projecting our fantasies onto.
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But CCS can come in many flavors, which makes generalizing from a single project tricky.
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Amy Schumer also tweeted and deleted a racist comment generalizing street harassers as Black men.
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Generalizing their solution would mean that they could avoid revisiting the problem again and again.
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And, of course, generalizing from a single instance is not a wise thing to do.
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"We live in an era where you shouldn't be generalizing about 'groups of people," Ram said.
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And that's the qualities he called out in Trump, but I think he's only generalizing himself.
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Forgetting old information can also keep us from generalizing too much from one piece of information.
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I mean, yes, but also that's generalizing things greatly and making some assumptions– I knew it!
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Extrapolating terms incorrectly and otherwise generalizing is at the core of what Ms. Smarsh is arguing.
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Too often she presented events or descriptions without qualifying comment — a perfectly valid approach for a journalist, who often tells a particular story and leaves the reader to do the generalizing, but a more problematic one for a sociologist, who is expected to do the generalizing herself.
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"We must neither generalize nor gloss over this," Michel said, adding that Jambon had not been generalizing.
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The negative side is we end up stereotyping, generalizing, and create false connections between cause and effect.
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"We have to be very cautious about generalizing one good outcome to a larger population," Ahmad said.
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Soupault's anti-rational Dada-Surrealism was largely the art of generalizing where the particular was in play.
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While it's important to be sensitive to generational differences, Herman Miller advises employers to beware of generational generalizing.
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All that said, fintech entrepreneurs (and I'm certainly generalizing here) are less focused and experienced in product development.
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I encouraged readers to consider generalizing the "doubly good" question to fractional exponents, but I got no takers.
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Generalizing our results to the entire population, you may want to be a little bit careful about that.
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All that, plus endlessly catchy original (and, finally, Emmy-winning) tunes about anti-depressants and generalizing about men.
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This is called "generalizing" — applying existing knowledge to a new set of circumstances — and humans do it constantly.
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I was generalizing and it was a well-intended statement for any young adult coming into the music industry.
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Generalizing the costs associated with special needs is difficult, because it depends on the severity of an individual's disability.
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Some market watchers caution about generalizing winners, noting big differences in effective rates between companies in the same sectors.
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"I was referring to specific cases... She knew I was not generalizing," the judge told South African media outlet News24.
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What if Baldwin had stopped generalizing about the black condition and gone deeper into the complications of black and white love?
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But deep learning algorithms aren't good at generalizing, or taking what they've learned from one context and applying it to another.
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Hewlett cautions against generalizing results obtained in extracted teeth, as they may not represent the same environment as a person's mouth.
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But I take the point that I'm generalizing about men and that generalizations are dangerous, especially when it comes to sexuality.
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Russia ... and again, there's some generalizing going on here, but the way folks will describe it: Russia's a zero-sum gameplayer.
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Instead, it resides in myth — generalizing myths that direct attention to what is common amid diversity by neglecting trivial differences of detail.
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A lot of the research that's out there is often done using animal models, so generalizing results to humans doesn't really work.
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Johnson attributes the ugliest elements to a few bad apples, defending the wider fan base and warning against generalizing based on that.
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This stereotyping makes me cringe now, but it was what I thought, generalizing that I can maybe blame on my suburban Texas roots.
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The study's sample also includes mostly heterosexual couples and few low-income women, so she cautions against generalizing its insights to every mom.
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The painting, which was done on Masonite, and is modest in scale, seems counterintuitive in that he is generalizing the features of his subject.
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To add insult to injury, Charlotte keeps calling Lucious and Cookie "you people," which is another racist way of insulting and generalizing black people.
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We have to be careful about generalizing from five businesses in one country, but this study has still shaped our views of factory work.
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But Mr. Trump's critics say that by generalizing conditions in cities, he is sowing fears and solidifying stereotypes, which serves to divide the country.
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In a more magnanimous mood, tyrannical male dominance morphed into a much more generalizing libido sciendi (lusting curiosity) applicable to both sexes as frolicsome spirit.
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And generalizing from the German case, support for radical right-wing movements in the present day sometimes arises out of deep austerity, but sometimes doesn't.
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"I'm generalizing, but you would expect that anybody who is in this field is going to have more women than men [following them]," he says.
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The trouble is generalizing that to all Muslims, and that there is a risk implying that the militants are somehow beyond the pale of humanity.
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When I spoke with Fine and Lieberman over the phone, they balked at generalizing too much about designing products for women, or what women want.
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That's a problem built into the bloated mash-up of genres: Comedy is based on particularizing human behavior, but allegory is based on generalizing it.
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A lot of work in the field of AI focuses on making machine learning systems better at generalizing and learning from fewer examples, Domingos said.
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That hasn't stopped brand agencies, trend forecasters, and anyone who wants to get in on the act from making a living out of generalizing about millennials.
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"We need to be cautious when generalizing to real-world dishonesty that is typically associated with threats of reprimand" or damage to someone's reputation, he said.
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But equating celebrity with the stage actor, and generalizing about public influence from the memorabilia of 19th-century devotees, can't account for the contemporary cultural situation.
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Tomi Lahren has built her career, in no small part, by saying terrible shit about immigrants, from coining the term "rapeugees" to generalizing undocumented Americans as murderers.
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While the blanket term "millennial" is far too generalizing for an age range with so much diversity, the fact remains that younger generations value experiences over collecting things.
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" She added, "So any time you make descriptions about what the problems in rural places are, and what people should do, you're generalizing way beyond what is reasonable.
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Before it, New Yorker pieces usually used some device—the editorial "we," or a generalizing preamble—that put a measure of distance between the reader and the material.
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So there is a question of being cautious about generalizing about such a tiny number in relation to all crimes, or in relation to the population as a whole.
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But instead of generalizing, Glen Kacher — the chief investment officer and founder of Light Street Capital — would rather study each company's fundamentals to unearth the strong long-term bets.
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I make small talk- which expands into much deeper conversation and interests- and observe the things the other person states finding myself generalizing my thoughts on that person's values.
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I'm wildly generalizing, but there are some concerns of what made it possible for me to write, for other people to be interested, to participate, to want to write.
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To enable Melody to interact in both English and Mandarin, researchers had to painstakingly record the speaking patterns of people in both languages before generalizing the sounds with post-processing.
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And when they look at Nintendo they say, obviously I'm generalizing here based what a number of different contacts have told me, they see a house, but not a home.
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"Though this is of course generalizing, there is a prudishness in Japan which meant that a hands-free device that cleansed the body properly would eventually be popular," George says.
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And second, to me, comedy is a stronger category this year than drama, which makes sense, because, generalizing wildly, comedy is a stronger genre in TV than drama right now.
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"It's like reading a Jane Austen novel — it gives you lots of great insights, but you have to be careful about generalizing to society as a whole," Dr. Cohen said.
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"Crime+Punishment" advances a thorough critique of American law enforcement not by generalizing or speechifying, but by digging into particular lives and circumstances, allowing affected individuals to speak for themselves.
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At the risk of generalizing, the mood of young, straight white male comics does seem to have shifted of late, the old self-deprecation morphed into something darker, even melancholy.
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I find it to be now an ideological tool of the left, more and more and more, if they disagree with a particular issue, and I&aposm speaking - I am generalizing.
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Children this young are still developing the ability to choose what to pay attention to and what to ignore, and they have trouble generalizing from symbolic representations to the real world.
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So I just started driving for uber and Lyft and I've been getting a lot more compliments on my music since generalizing my passengers by 1 of these 11 playlists pic.twitter.
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Lisa Maatz, vice president of government relations at the American Association of University Women, advised that readers and other researchers hesitate before generalizing sexual assault as a byproduct of psychological disorders.
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While neither he nor the study's lead author, Itthipuripat, are comfortable generalizing the results beyond this simple visual task, they do provide a good reason to pay attention, and to keep practicing.
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For a long time, researchers thought they could improve generalization skills with the right algorithms, but recent research has shown that conventional deep learning is even worse at generalizing than we thought.
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I wonder if there are other ways to build real AI. And of course the premise for this is humans, who seem to be generalizing and learning with much less compute power.
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It turns out that back in 1974, a mathematician named Richard Wilson, now at the California Institute of Technology, had figured it out, generalizing and solving the 15-puzzle for all lattices.
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As Defleur and Desclaux were apt to point out, the finds at Baume Moula-Guercy represent an isolated episode, so we need to be careful about generalizing this example to other Neanderthals.
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Blue for depression predates blues music and could possibly refer to lore generalizing dye-makers; apparently the indigo dyers were melancholy, and the saffron dyers were choleric (or cowardly, as in yellow).
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But the report risks generalizing the whole of Indonesia and some children do work in non-hazardous conditions on tobacco farms, the chairman of the Indonesian tobacco farmers' association, Soeseno, told Reuters.
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I have to conclude -- and I know I'm generalizing -- that women are either OK with that kind of behavior or we've put up with it for so long we've become numb to it.
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While sharing culture is fundamental to international creative exchange, this particular kind of generalizing is even more bizarre and less relevant when it takes place within the region that it seeks to highlight.
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By generalizing the law, said lobbyist David Mickenberg of Mickenberg Dunn Lachs & Smith, Vermont can argue that it's not preempted by the Federal Arbitration Act because it doesn't apply only to arbitration clauses.
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AI systems today, despite tremendous advancement in recent years, they are not very good at generalizing out of pure example, so they tend to be very, very task specific, and very domain specific.
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I'm generalizing, obviously, but I live in Los Angeles now and Chicago feels much more like a place where there's a right way to do things and a wrong way to do things.
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One of the challenges of the internet is that it makes you even more aware of the bankruptcy of generalizing from your own experience because people seem to be in such different tiny corners.
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"She said, 'Look, I'm generalizing here, but a lot of his support is coming from this odd place, that he's given a platform to the alt-right and white nationalists,'" Kaine told the newspaper.
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That's why Clinton's remarks drew so much controversy over the weekend: While they may be technically right in some sense, they are — even by her own admission — grossly generalizing about a lot of Americans.
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Watson, 89, retired as chancellor of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island in 2007 after an uproar that followed offensive remarks he made generalizing about the intelligence of people of African descent.
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However, it's important to be cautious about generalizing these results to the real world because in those early clinical trials of PrEP, no one really knew that much about the drug or its effectiveness.
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"She said, 'Look, I'm generalizing here, but a lot of his support is coming from this odd place, that he's given a platform to the alt-right and white nationalists,' " Kaine told the Washington Post.
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"So generalizing the results of the study beyond the sample with that inclusion criterion should be done with caution," he said, adding that the researchers plan to continue testing the exoskeleton on other children and conditions.
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During a 2009 hearing in which he denied Mr. Goldberg's request for his recusal, he acknowledged that he had used the word "intimidate" in reference to Mr. Trump, saying he was generalizing that nobody could scare him.
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That's because they're unused to feeling helpless in a lot of cases—I am generalizing here—and then there's this slowly dawning horror as they realize the women in their lives—this is how they sometimes feel.
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One study found that conventional deep learning systems have a hard time even generalizing across different frames of a video, labeling the same polar bear as a baboon, mongoose, or weasel depending on minor shifts in the background.
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The algorithm's architects are demonstrating that AI is capable of thinking more like a human when it comes to "picking up the essence of a novel object from a small number of examples and generalizing from there," they write.
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"The hope is that maybe we might require less data to learn good classifiers of objects, because they have this ability of generalizing to unseen perspectives or configurations of images," said Hugo Larochelle, who heads Google Brain's research efforts in Montreal.
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"Without generalizing, but with a firm hand, today we must differentiate between Venezuelans who are fleeing Maduro's government and others who take advantage of the situation to commit crimes," Vice President Otto Sonnenholzner said, referring to Venezuela's socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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Generalizing about the world at large on the basis of personal success, or proclaiming that life has never been so wonderful, can be politically disastrous, it turns out, especially when loss, decay and fear sum up the experiences of many other people.
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During all those days on the highway, with lots of time on my hands for theorizing, generalizing, and speaking my generalized theories into my iPhone while swerving off into the spacious landscape, I thought about this idea of grievance, of feeling left behind.
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Dogs are not great at generalizing, so just because they sit nicely when asked to in the kitchen when you have treats in your hand doesn't mean they automatically know what "sit" means when they are at the off-leash dog park.
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Dunn, generalizing an inequality posed three years earlier, conjectured the following: The probability that both Gaussian random variables will simultaneously fall inside the rectangular region is always greater than or equal to the product of the individual probabilities of each variable falling in its own specified range.
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Instead of employing new tactics to improve U.S.-China relations by generalizing currency-manipulation policy to all countries, the U.S. should be thinking of how to encourage China to further liberalize its institutions and let markets be the primary force in setting the RMB-dollar exchange rate.
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Reporters and media organizations found themselves not just advocating their own importance, individually and collectively — a fraught task even in a more forgiving environment — but pledging membership in, and solidarity with, the same colloquial "media" that Trump had just spent his entire campaign generalizing and vilifying to great effect.
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Firms downplay the impact of fees by hiding them in fine print, generalizing language about investment practices and embedding them within mutual funds — so much so that many investors are completely blindsided by the long-term impact fees can have on the nest egg they need for a happy retirement.
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Click here to view original GIFGif: Vinesauce via YouTubeStudy author Henning Bostelmann from the University of York in the United Kingdom explained that the paper, published last week in Physical Review A, is a mathematical result generalizing this backflow effect to any kind of external force that could act on a particle.
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As someone who is constantly creating, often finishing entire albums in the time it takes for one to be released, it's difficult to talk about Ray's body of work without generalizing, but what ties it all together is the unique stamp he places on everything—a signature that alters slightly with time, but is unmistakably his.
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In addition to the smart advice from Allen to stay on message and shift to a fair-deal approach, she needs to do the following: embrace the Sanders campaign and make a vice presidential choice that will incorporate the progressive agenda into the White House policy circle; focus on the specifics of her economics message, not just generalizing about closing corporate loopholes.
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But that still leaves us with the unfortunate implication that many others including far-right activists were eagerly engaging in an "organized attempt to disrupt and sow discord using the The Last Jedi controversy," Bay wrote:Because of the limitations on the data set and the less-than-comprehensive nature of this study, generalizing and extending this to the entire Star Wars fandom should happen with extreme caution.
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Huawei is committed to comply with all applicable laws and regulations in the countries and regions where we operate, including all export control and sanction laws and regulations of the UN, U.S., and EU. Chinas foreign ministry said that the United States, without presenting any evidence, has been over-generalizing the concept of national security and abusing its state power to unreasonably suppress specific Chinese firms.
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