- A
generic trademark, also
known as a
genericized trademark or
proprietary eponym, is a
trademark or
brand name that,
because of its po****rity or significance...
- Look up
generic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Generic or
generics may
refer to:
Generic term, a
common name used for a
range or
class of similar...
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three lists of
generic and
genericized trademarks are:
marks that were
originally legally protected trademarks, but have been
genericized and have lost...
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Generic character may
refer to:
Generic character (mathematics), a
character on a
class group of
binary quadratic forms This
disambiguation page lists...
- A
generic drug, or
simply generic, is a
pharmaceutical drug that
contains the same
chemical substance as a drug that was
originally protected by chemical...
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generics are
prescription drugs produced by
brand pharmaceutical companies and
marketed under a
private label, at
generic prices.
Authorized generics...
- programming, a
generic function is a
function defined for polymorphism. In
statically typed languages (such as C++ and Java), the term
generic functions refers...
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place of one, the
singular impersonal pronoun, in
colloquial speech. The
generic you is
primarily a
colloquial substitute for one. For instance, "Brushing...
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Generic brands of
consumer products (often
supermarket goods) are
distinguished by the
absence of a
brand name,
instead identified solely by
product characteristics...
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generic class declarations,
generic interface declarations,
generic method declarations, and by
generic constructor declarations. A
class is
generic if...
