Degree adverbs (slightly) and focusing adverbs (generally)
Degree and focusing adverbs are the most common types of modifiers of adjectives and other adverbs. Degree adverbs express degrees of qualities, properties, states, conditions and relations. Focusing adverbs point to something. …

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generally
adverb
us/ˈdʒen·rə·li, -ə·rə·li/
in a way that includes most people, things, or conditions, or most of the time:
It was generally believed at the time that both men were guilty.
The baby generally (= usually) wakes up twice during the night.

Examples of generally

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The classes here generally allow the same syntactic frames, but differ in the possible semantic role assignment.
However, it is crucial to note that the number of irrelevant hits is generally very high when using this expansion strategy.
In summary, the book is a generally useful introduction to the area of robust speech recognition and parsing, appealing perhaps to graduate students.
Performance is not generally an inherent property of an architecture, but rather of implementations of that architecture.
While this approach is not particularly domain-specific (sublanguages are not generally morphologically different from one another, nor from the parent language), it is language-specific.
Generally, however, for the question types found in this corpus, it makes sense to avoid returning answer phrases that are also found in the question.
The current focus is more generally on multi-modal human-computer interaction as opposed to natural language interface development.
Thus, soundscape listening can be interpreted as a strategy to organise the perception of reality in a generally enhanced environment.
The musicological study of artificial vocality, and more generally of electroacoustics, is still relatively primitive.
More generally, it reflects the dualistic opposition of masculinity versus femininity and mind versus body that is so prevalent in our culture.
Generally, newer samplers have backwards compatibility, both with models by the same manufacturer and with other makes.
Generally, musical innovation came first, whereas technological innovation only made the process easier.
More generally, any process containing a choice would block the first time it made any choice.
Generally, in this fragment, we can apply this 'decomposition rule' repeatedly for tensors cut against par until all cuts are between axiom links.
Even the most successful groups have generally shown little capacity to acquire significant new assets.
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