Sentence examples for more generic reference from inspiring English sources

At one stage the audit firm recommended edits which removed reference to "bars coated with silver", replacing the words with a more generic reference to "an incident in which there were certain documentary irregularities".

Whereas the content of reflection is context specific and influenced by its triggering experience and learners' unique frame of reference, the process of reflection has a more generic character [ 34, 35].

However, it seems reasonable to contemplate more generic WTP reference values which are already used by policy makers.

However, the report says using personal pronouns may be more effective than more generic organisational references.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was later not pleased with the James Bond-style approach, and when Bashir's spy program appeared in the later episode "A Simple Investigation", the references were more generic.

The more generic toponym "Swan" invariably refers to Black Swans.

Therefore, the estimated doses refer to a generic reference individual.

For each patient, effective dose was evaluated using standard coefficients referring to a generic reference individual.

"When we think about what the competition's doing, they're really putting more generic buckets of music together," says Phillips, seemingly referencing Spotify's personalized playlists.

"When it is simply a generic reference to God it can no more be interpreted as official religion than reading the Declaration of Independence, which says that all men are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights".

The OSI reference model is not oriented to a certain protocol set, which makes it more generic.