Sentence examples for generically called from inspiring English sources

Several compounds have been generated to block HDAC activity, which are generically called HDAC inhibitors.

They are generically called either shawms or oboes.

All these chromosomes that aren't an X or a Y are generically called autosomes or atDNA.

The main source of fatty acids in the diet is triglycerides, generically called fats.

Any folk or non-European double-reed woodwind may also be generically called an oboe.

The site of this heroic enterprise was generically called "the plant".

What people generically call Detroit is actually domestic auto manufacturing, an industry that accomplished a few things in its day.

This tour was conducted through the media and led by the management of the Big Three auto companies, the industry we generically call "Detroit," as they bargained for what their dependent city, Akron, long ago ran out of: time.

The software tools of interest are normally curated by maintainers into installable units that we will generically call "packages".

State regulators urge due diligence of those generically calling themselves "senior specialists," saying their training "is often nothing more than marketing and selling techniques targeting the elderly".

So let's think about what we often just generically call the Civil Rights Movement.