It had become, she said, a "normalised and generalised" part of the academic culture.
I ask if he minds that the show seems to give his character a rather generalised Latino identity – sometimes he's in a Venezuelan arepa bar in New York, sometimes there are Mexican tacos, sometimes he's soundtracked by Brazilian samba.
Todd Haynes Safee, released in 1995, deals with a more generalised anxiety, in which a character worries about a threat that has no confirmed cause.
Section D presented a labelled vignette depicting a character with a Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD) based on DSM-IV criteria [ 14] followed by a series of newly developed items designed to measure the personal and perceived stigma associated with GAD (see Additional file 1).
Readers know, for example, that the carefully observed novels of Ama Ata Aidoo, Graham Greene and Honoré de Balzac are not the real world, yet we often apply a generalised "real world" logic to characters – no woman, we say, would behave like Philip Roth writes women.
Not content to skate over the facts – such as they are known – he adds insult to Georgian injury with a generalised attack on the Georgian national character.
The similarity of the sequences, which are represented in the form of chains of characters, was calculated using a generalised Levenshtein distance.
"I think the generalised anxiety is relevant to the case.
Psychologist Colette Hirsch of King's College London says the character's condition bears many of the hallmarks of generalised anxiety disorder.
Muriel Spark's Edinburgh, Peckham and Kensington are specific and detailed right down to the bus routes, yet one of her most brilliant and unsettling books, The Driver's Seat, follows her central character from the "north" on a holiday to a kind of generalised "southern" every-city.
