Sentence examples for shared generic from inspiring English sources
In BioMediTech Tampere, strategic awareness about emerging markets is fairly good at a general level but shared generic competences to exploit emerging opportunities are not well developed.
Then, of course, he reshapes the story, because he combines a remarkable ability to access shared, generic imaginings, with a very idiosyncratic imagination of his own.
We mourned her in the only way we knew how, with teddy bears and doggerel verse and flowers rotting in cellophane - we mourned her with the crude, shared, generic language of the heart.
Providing that the fifth and ninth specimen represent the same species or that we are observing the shared generic ontogenetic pattern, their marked differential vascular density scaling inversely with body size would indicate disparate ontogenetic stages for these individuals.
Their current one, plagued by plumbing problems, is an uncomfortable throwback to the days when baseball and football teams shared generic stadiums lacking in charm and good sight lines.
You can share generic email addresses with your coworkers, such as sales@yourcompany or jobs@yourcompany.
In particular, directly affected individuals are significantly more likely to share specific, locally relevant information, whereas more distant individuals are more likely to share generic information, such as an image from the disaster [40].
However, all characters in the game still share generic attributes (such as speed, power and jump height) and all normal moves are also the same between each character.
I would encourage the authors to disseminate their good ideas by sharing generic Moodle pages and template with others.
Since protein pairs sharing generic GO terms should be ignored, in this study, only GO terms at levels below 3 were considered.
In a new challenge to the pharmaceutical industry, the Brazilian government has offered to share its generic AIDS drugs and the technology used to produce them with some of the world's poorest countries.
