Instead of looking at usage generically, if they had asked specifically about enterprise licenses versus consumer licenses, would they have seen a different picture?
Yes, Americans are comparatively more religious than Europeans, but while the vast majority of them may say generically that they believe in God, when asked what their religion is, a sizable fraction, 11percentt, report "no religion," a figure that has more than doubled since the early 1970's and that amounts to about 26 million people.
With brand names such as Annihilation, Clockwork Orange and Black Mamba, but often referred to generically as spice, they were sold as synthetic cannabinoids.
I believe we were thanked (somewhat generically, but then they must have had a fair few monetary gifts in the basket) via a Facebook message.
At that time, the songs that came over the radio, from Wham! to Earth, Wind and Fire to Van Halen, sounded generically commercial because they'd all emanated from the same box; sometimes even the same station.
They generically repair a file, we repair a file for 3D printing.
Boethius rejects this suggestion on the ground that whenever there are several generically similar entities, they have to have a genus; therefore, just as the individual animals had to have a genus, so too, their individual animalities would have to have another one.
It is not known if the Anglo-Saxons had a specific name for the game or if they generically referred to it as "tæfl" in the way that modern people might refer to "cards".
These subjects were interviewed after the log analysis and when requested to explain the poor compliance, they generically reported "lack of time" and "scheduling problems" as the main reasons for the incomplete training.
"New open source tools such as Dropbox are being increasingly used in the public sector, but because they were generically created for the commercial market, they don't necessarily meet the government's requirements for security and audit".
