Her most popular tune, "The Way I Am," is a happy love song whose generic tendencies are redeemed by quirky lines like "I'd buy you Rogaine when you start losing all your hair".
Most of the world's languages can be divided into two groups based on the general tendency to have the specific either precede or follow the generic.
On the other hand, a rate matrix such as mtREV, cpREV64, and FLU derived from a specific protein family represents substitution tendencies characteristic of the protein but often lacks generic representation of substitution tendencies enough to be applied to other protein families.
Mr. Sherman's contention that he had not expected regulators to approve the patent settlement is supported by a letter he wrote to three United States senators on July 7, criticizing the growing tendency of generic makers to cut deals with big drug companies.
These new forms of generic information reinforce the tendency to appropriate private knowledge currently prevailing in Usinor, a large French steel company, and create new routes and new insights for R&D policy.
According to Women's Aid: "The tendency towards funding generic rather than specialist domestic violence services will result in the loss of 35 years of acquired expertise in relation to domestic violence".
But such reorganisations are usually more of a trade-off than an unambiguous win: splitting up organisations can bring a tighter focus, with clearer objectives; but it can also reinforce another generic failing of government, the tendency to operate in silos.
The technologies that utilize the concepts of virtual reality have the tendency to be generic and provide the users with a realistic interaction with the environment.
9 Studies have shown that quantitative generic patient surveys have a tendency to overestimate patient satisfaction and patient experiences, 9 14 but that qualitative analysis reveals more critical evaluations of healthcare services than does quantitative analysis.
