Sentence examples for more generic material from inspiring English sources

(The film's portrait of Atlanta is visually and socially unappealing.) Mr. Belushi as Laughlin is saddled with even more generic material.

The growth in the use of composite materials systems for very different applications has signalled the need for more generic guidance in the materials selection, design, application and approval processes.

The primary iQuit trial outcome is whether or not participants have abstained from smoking (self-reported three months prolonged abstinence) and the primary research question is whether or not tailored materials are more effective than generic materials in helping participants achieving this.

But periodically Ms. Benglis moves toward the middle, toward more generic abstraction and more conventional materials, especially bronze.

Atomtyping schemes with more specific information were generally superior to more generic atomtyping schemes.

"Materials," it continues, "can vary from a more generic render (which can be plain or coloured to give variety), or locally found materials or bricks can be used".

"What makes its approach to enterprise software unique is that rather than building software and then attempting to customize it for the unique [customer] needs, Infor takes an industry-based approach that incorporates both subtle and material capabilities to address specific industry needs that more generic ERP tools aren't capable of out of the box," Newman told TechCrunch.

Today, economic added value is generated locally at all stages of the value chain ranging from specialized equipment production and service provision over more generic construction, development, and management activities to the supply with raw materials.

"But landmarks as a more generic term.

The guys are more generic.

(Johnson) SARAH BRAMAN: 'LOVE SONGS' In its extensive use not only of found materials, but also of found furniture, Sarah Braman's latest contests between painting and sculpture are larger and more ambitious, if also a little more generic.