Sentence examples for entirely generic from inspiring English sources

But this information is entirely generic rather than specific to a real network.

These are entirely generic placeholders: the names are just frames into which the reader inserts their own picture of somewhere else.

The approach for fabricating the reproducible GC/PC-Ag electrodes is entirely generic and may be explored for other types of (bio sensors and devices.

It makes a lot of sense – the two groups share earnestly uplifting, entirely generic neon-hued feels – and I would happily bound around to it on my fifth mixed-berries Kopparberg at Wireless this summer.

With the enhanced emission caused by Congo Red and Tinopal as counter-ions, it is demonstrated that the new synthetic route is entirely generic, which may allow accurate control of conversion and emission properties.

The approach for fabricating the reproducible bimetallic Pt/Au electrodes is entirely generic and may be explored for other types of biosensors and biodevices where advantage can be taken of the combination of the two metals.

Three of the top four fixed dose combinations were supplied entirely by generic companies, and combined molecules owned by different brand companies (Table 2).

In fact, every last gag and plot twist in "Animal Husbandry" is so entirely familiar and generic that reading it feels like indulging in a night of television reruns or the back issues of Cosmopolitan while wallowing in pints of Haagen-Dazs ice cream, which Jane so predictably turns to in her distress.

Local firms are almost entirely focused on generic over the counter medicines such as antibiotics, analgesics, and anti-infectives.

Characters with common traits can inhabit different worlds, genres, eras and geographical spaces and it is, indeed, the liminality and fluidity of the presentations themselves (which are often entirely unconcerned with their generic identity), which supports our evaluation of character and characteristic.

The problem with most holiday search engines, however, is that accessibility features are either listed in terms too generic to be entirely reliable or useful, or not listed at all.