On health warnings however, progress has been slight: packets bear a simple, generic message printed in text, with no eye-catching images.In this section Where's the party?
On a high shelf, models of human heads are lined up like guillotine trophies, from the rudimentary top of a CPR doll to a gory cranium of a generic angry man (it bears an uncanny resemblance to musician Dave Grohl).
As the Geeks.com product description points out, "**This is not the actual Apple iPod shuffle, it is a generic MP3 player**" – it does indeed bear a resemblance to the first second generation shuffle, though.
The dumpy, older, cliché-spouting business executive she marries for reasons of conformity and security, although she finds him physically repulsive, is named George Jones Richard Kohnn); and the rolling stone of a lover who gives Helen an ephemeral vision of happiness bears the generic name Richard Roe Jack O'Neilll).
In our cladistic framework in this study, some generic reassignment becomes necessary to maintain monophyly, especially in light of the general preference to giving sloth and sun bears distinct generic status.
Thus, the 'unique' grouping represents probesets that do not bear significant similarity to a generic array's full sequence, nor do they show significant similarity between their own full sequences and the generic arrays' probes.
Two million years ago, creatures that bear the generic name Homo begin to appear in the fossil record: Homo habilis, Homo ergaster, Homo erectus, and with them appear worked stone tools, hand axes, things for chipping and cutting.
More than just a vulgar comedy about a talking teddy bear, more than just a generic arrested development story, Ted specifically targets a specific generation for holding on to their pop-culture memories like a security blanket.
I watch Caribbean vacationers flaunt sandals and T-shirts as they hail taxis in cold winter air, and feel sad for the last-minute gift buyer grabbing a generic teddy bear with some city name stitched to its belly.
