general solution

American  

noun

Mathematics.

1. a solution to a differential equation that contains arbitrary, unevaluated constants.

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Example Sentences

Competitive excel has been around for about 20 years and is essentially a puzzle solving competition, thinking logically about how you can create a general solution to a question which is scalable and fast.

From BBC

I’m beginning to think that the fire issue is so pervasive in so many of its manifestations that we can’t have a general solution, but neither do we need a universal response.

From Los Angeles Times

In our recent study, my colleagues and I found a simpler and more general solution to the water paradox.

From Salon

Marionette theater occurred to Mr. Sharon as a general solution.

From New York Times

The technology didn’t exist to manage a network that moves around in the sky “A lot of this started off with a general solution trying to support many different types of aerospace networks. We looked at a lot of things... planes, satellites,” says Barritt, who joined Google in 2014 and now acts as the technical lead for the temporal-spatial SDN product.

From The Verge