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31) Many of the largest users have a significant investment already in software, both generic and bespoke.

32) Comply with Regulations Engineering standards and Codes of Practice can be thought of as the result of generic risk assessments.

33) The table shows which companies are publishing the Colour Index Generic Names in their catalogues or on their colour charts.

34) It is functionally compatible with 24-pin generic array logic devices and functions at the same speed as the 16V8 above.

35) But be sure later to learn specific items and don't overuse the generic terms.

36) This has become the generic term for any system used to search on the Internet, and there are two basic types.

37) Masala is a generic word meaning mixed spices, and thus the most basic curry powder is a masala of a sort.

38) The key all.unit.id effectively defines a generic heading which contains an integer value for each possible component of a textual identifier.

39) The drug maker said Congress decided not to grant generic drug makers the right to market their products during the transition.

40) This led to a new kind of online chat service with the generic name of instant messaging.

41) Electronic Publishing-a generic term for the distribution of information which is stored, transmitted and reproduced electronically.

42) There are no legal limits to those contributions, although they are supposed to be used only for generic party-building activities.

42) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

43) There is little doubt that the effect would be to drastically reduce the number of generic substitutes supplied by pharmacists.

44) From what I could make out, Rabari was the more generic term, while Kaika designated a specific camel-breeding sub caste.

45) The separation of strategies into generic versions is a useful conceptual device, even if such strategies become intertwined in practice.

46) Table 4.2 shows how each of these generic activities generates different patterns of task-related behaviour.

47) In the early stages the generic team responded more quickly, but the specialist team completed the assessment process sooner.

48) The generic label shareware covers a marketing concept rather than a particular brand of software.

49) See Table 9-2 for cost comparisons of national brands, store brands, and generic brands for some selected products.

50) The picture gave no clear impression of anyone in particular; it was generic Victorian lady, specific shy poetess.

51) More generic drugs are now used, and stocks are much more carefully controlled.

52) And it is such visions that Pires' pretty, but generic, performances fail to capture.

53) Generic substitution could be achieved in a number of ways.

54) By contrast, the social survey was developed as a more generic method.

55) It was clear that some economies were possible if more generic drugs were prescribed rather than branded drugs.

56) The generic team is often in a middle position in the items recorded.

57) Theory and Practice in adult second language teaching Several more generic issues emerge, however.

58) But design changes can be a key determinant of the experience curve for a generic group of products.

59) She speaks of herself not only in the third person, but in generic terms.

60) Within a theory of irony, a theory of parody seems equally essential for understanding recent generic mutations.