generic

[dʒəˈnɛrɪk]

Definition:
1. Relating to or common to or descriptive of all members of a genus.
2. (of drugs) not protected by trademark.
3. Applicable to an entire class or group.

Use 'generic' in a sentence:

1. Thinking About Trademark Protection of Traditional Chinese Medicine After WTO Entry generic drug.
2. The count of open generic methods created across all application domains.
3. Generic code templates allow you to reuse code.
4. I have added a generic object, data, to store such information.
5. Naturalists differ much in determining what characters are of generic value.
6. Several generic versions also are sold.
7. The two forms are generic and instance.
8. Use generic types to maximize code reuse, type safety, and performance.
9. Call the generic logging service.
10. Generic Cabling System for Intelligent Building and Its Project Management Research.
11. Status and Analysis on Generic Cabling System Standard.
12. Listing 15 is a generic SOAP response.
13. Construction of Campus Network and Generic Cabling in Institutions of Higher Learning.
14. Note that the policy is more generic than the request.
15. You now have a generic debug image installed.
16. Studies for Generic Management System of Construction Enterprises.
17. The next section introduces the realizations of the generic use cases.
18. 3D face reconstruction based on generic model and single image.
19. A formal language for the representation of generic compound structure information.
20. W: great. I'll take the generic brand.
21. Create as much generic utilities as possible.
22. It lowers prices by allowing generic competition.
23. Replace generic text with something more specific to your company.
24. First, the parameters of the reusable function should be more generic data type.
25. This is generic to any SOAP request.
26. Generic specification for optical fibres& Part 5: Measuring methods for environmental characteristics.
27. Chinese Cinema: Generic Construction and Industrial Development.
28. They bribe the cheaper generic opponents.
29. Now you have the core of a generic testing framework.
30. Get a good, non-generic name.
31. 'Vine fruit' is the generic term for currants and raisins.
32. WHO not only supports generic products.
33. We also each filled prescriptions for generic Malarone (atovaquone proguanil) to prevent malaria.
34. Generic recommendation requests usually result in, well, you getting a generic recommendation in return.
35. Who pays the most for branded and generic drugs?
36. Finally, create the generic test itself to wrap your existing program.
37. If not, you can use generic names as placeholders.
38. I demonstrated the generic Twitter Search API, which conveniently bypasses the need for authentication.
39. Use the generic search service.
40. We focus both on generic linguistic proficiency and specialist vocabulary.
41. OPC is a generic principle.
42. Each cell contains a generic data variable.
43. Create generic code templates.
44. The activities listed are fairly generic.
45. This paper analyzes the advantage and limitation of implementation of generic workflow model.
46. DOUBLE is the generic type used in various models.
47. May look to generic drug companies to repair up a damaged business model.
48. The generic parameter represents the method return type.
49. Plant Generic Engineering IV. Cell Fusion and Genetic Transfer Methods.
50. They encourage doctors to prescribe cheaper generic drugs instead of more expensive brand names.
51. Parmesan is a generic term used to describe a family of hard Italian cheeses.
52. The doctor offered me a choice of a branded or a generic drug.
53. The index at the back of the book lists both brand and generic names.
54. More specific rules override more generic ones.
55. The prefix "glyc" is used in a generic sense to designate sugars and their derivatives like glyconic acids.
56. The accursed shark alone can in any generic respect be said to bear comparative analogy to the dog.
57. Doctors sometimes prescribe cheaper generic drugs instead of more expensive brand names.