Sentence examples for a generic designation from inspiring English sources

In rejecting the company's application to register Windows in 1993, the agency found that the word was "a generic designation for the applicant's goods" and that "no amount of evidence of de facto secondary meaning" could justify trademark status.

P2P itself is a generic designation for an innovative financial platform that is expanding in numerous places in the world.

As a consequence, we suggest that a new generic designation for the Zanzibar group (here represented by the two species zanzibaricus and cocos) is required.

Further, the dramatic differences among these three taxa, which lead to a separate generic designation for Arctonotus, appear to have arisen relatively quickly and independently within Proserpinus.

Groves [ 23] preferred to merge all ' Galagoides' species into the genus Galago, while Masters et al. [ 26] found the genus to be paraphyletic and suggested that a new generic designation for the Zanzibar group (Galagoides zanzibaricus-cocos-granti) would be required.

A more generic designation, chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), has been employed since the mid-1900s and has been used in recent years to describe a neurodegenerative disease found not just in boxers but in American football players, other contact sport athletes, military veterans, and others with histories of repetitive brain trauma, including concussions and subconcussive trauma.

Particularly interesting in fullerene chemistry are the so-called endohedral species, in which a metal atom (given the generic designation M) is physically trapped inside a fullerene cage.

Its binomial scientific name was first used by Erxleben in 1777; it is an amalgam of Pallas' generic designation (1766) and Linnaeus' specific conferral (1758).

There is one type of ginkgophyte leaf in the fossil record that is generally regarded as a distinct form and is given the generic designation Baiera.

We propose to reclassify all Argonaute members from trypanosomatids as a distinctive phylogenetic group representing a new subfamily of Argonaute proteins and propose the generic designation of AGO/PIWI-tryp to identify them.

With its juxtaposition of early rock-and-roll and South American percussion that echoes the martial drumbeats on Mr. Simon's 1975 hit, "Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover," it telescopes pop fragments that span more than three decades and three continents into an allusive musical reverie that is beyond generic designation.